Malaysia Extends Aid to Putra Heights Gas Explosion Victims

Selangor Extends Rental Aid for Putra Heights Explosion Victims Subang Jaya, Malaysia - In a move praised by residents, the Selangor state government has announced an extension to its rental assistance program for victims of the devastating gas explosion in Putra Heights on April 1st. Initially providing six months of aid, the government has now committed to a full year of financial support, providing RM2,000 per month to affected families. "This extension is crucial," says one resident whose home was severely damaged. "It gives us the time we need to rebuild our lives and homes." The April 1st explosion resulted in 81 homes being completely destroyed, with 57 others sustaining significant damage. The state government has allocated RM273 million for the extended rental assistance program, covering 455 families. This demonstrates a commitment to helping the community recover from this tragedy. The extension of aid is a testament to the government's dedication to supporting its citizens during times of crisis and ensuring a swift recovery for all those affected by the Putra Heights incident.