Samor Kulali, 51, from Kampung Simpang Entilibon in Telupid said he would use the money for expenses involved in bringing his 21-year-old daughter who is suffering from Thalassemia, to the Duchess of Kent hospital for treatment.
“She was diagnosed with the condition when she was eight months and has to be brought to the hospital for blood transfusion monthly,” said Samor who has seven children.
Met by Bernama here today after receiving the BR1M 2.0 presented by Beluran MP Datuk Ronald Kiandee and Labuk state assemblyman Datuk Michael Asang, he expressed gratitude to the government for its concern in the plight of the needy.
Another recipient Boning Samad, 56, from Kampung Rampik, said he would use the assistance for his three children’s school expenses.
“I thank the government for easing our burden with a secondBR1M,” he said.
Meanwhile, Ronald in his address, said 7,450 people in Beluran were eligible for the BR1M.
Source: New Sabah Times
The payment of the 1Malaysia People's Aid 2.0 (BR1M 2.0) will begin in February next year
ReplyDeleteBR1M 2.0, involving an allocation of RM3 billion, was expected to benefit 4.3 million households and 2.7 million single unmarried individuals aged 21 and abov
ReplyDeleteEach household with a monthly income of less than RM3,000 was eligible to receive a one-off payment of RM500 and the single unmarried individuals earning less than RM2,000 were eligible to receive RM250.
ReplyDeletehouseholds left out of the list of recipients of BR1M this y0ear or those who had yet to apply for the aid could do so now.
ReplyDelete2,684,916 new applications for BR1M 2.0 had been received up to today, with 1,823,039 of them being from single unmarried individuals and 861,877 from households.
ReplyDeleteThe government encourages more single unmarried individuals to apply for BR1M 2.0. Registration will be open until a date to be announced
ReplyDeleteLast year 4.2 million people benefited from the BR1M payment, involving an allocation of RM2.1 billion
ReplyDeleteThe Finance Ministry has identified an individual who allegedly attempted to claim the RM500 1 Malaysia People’s Assistance (BR1M) in five states
ReplyDeleteMalaysians should not to resort to such tactic. If qualified you are only allowed to apply once
ReplyDeletethe ministry expect an increase of 10 per cent in applications, which would involve about 2.7 million single mothers and unmarried individuals (aged 21 and above who draw a monthly salary of not more than RM2,000).
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ReplyDeleteBR1M is one of the promises of the BN government to the people and it is fulfilled as the economy is well-managed and because of the economy continues to expand while traders both big and small are also reaping better profits.
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