The recent gas pipeline fire in Putra Heights, Subang Jaya, has left many residents in urgent need of support. Fortunately, various organisations have stepped forward to provide aid. Here’s a list of available assistance:
Medical Assistance
- Klinik Anda Putra Heights: Free emergency first aid.
- Osel Group of Clinics: Free emergency treatment, wound care, burn management, respiratory check-ups, and medication across all branches.
Urgent Eye Care
- Tun Hussein Onn National Eye Hospital: Free 24/7 eye care for fire victims. Contact: 03-7718 1488.
- Local NGOs: Providing food, shelter, and emotional support.
- Petronas & Government: Committed to long-term restoration efforts.
Animal Welfare Services
- Malaysian Animal Association: Free pet care for seven days.
- Stray Animal Association of Malaysia (SAFM): Free emergency pet treatment and food distribution.
Insurance Support
- Etiqa: No police report required for claims. Contact: WhatsApp 011-16306646 or call 03-2692 8188.
- Takaful Malaysia: Assistance for non-motor claims (012-9271686 / 017-3283543) and motor claims (1800-888-788).
- General Insurance Industry: Expedited claims processing for eligible policyholders.
Digital Assistance
Communications Ministry:
- Reviewing requests for device replacements. Applications via local MPs or assemblymen.
- 500 power banks provided for evacuees.
Financial Assistance
- Bank Rakyat:
Up to six months of payment deferment for affected customers.
Free replacement of Debit Card-i and Credit Card-i.
RM10,000 donation to the Putra Heights Mosque relief centre.
Transport Assistance
Chery Malaysia: Loaning 25 vehicles for affected victims for one month.
Government Aid
- Financial Support
RM5,000 for completely destroyed homes.
RM2,500 for partially damaged homes.
- Electricity Bill Relief
Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) is offering full bill rebates and waiving reconnection charges.
- Education Assistance
Selangor Government & Yayasan Islam Darul Ehsan (YIDE): Support for affected students starting school on Monday.
Victims are encouraged to reach out to these organisations for assistance.