Hutang kereta.
Hutang segala hutang tetap ada walaupun kita dah takde andai kata kita tak habis bayar pinjaman2 tersebut lagi.
Itulah. Hidup kat negara yang segala2nya mahal dan makin mahal dari hari ke hari memang menyakitkan ahti dan minda tapi apa boleh pula. Ini negara kita. Samada suka tak suka kena terima keadaan semasa dan sambil2 tue fikirkan alternatif terbaik macam mana nak lawan penindasan kapitalis gabungan kerajaan dan peniaga2 tamak haloba kat negara neh. Perjuangan yang tak berkesudahan sehinggala pemimpin yang adil ditemui.
Faham juga aku tindakan BANK. Suka tak suka hidup perlu diteruskan. Suka tak suka hutang perlu dibayar. Suka tak suka pegawai bank terikat dengan polisi kerja. Atas sebab itulah tuntutan hutang mula dibuat.
Namun aku harap MAS dan kerajaan boleh perkemaskan lagi bantuan terhadap ahli2 keluarga penumpang yang masih hidup.
Yang mana2 ;
1. Ada hutang dengan bank dan sebagainya, mohon MAS dan kerajaan lakukan rundingan penangguhan sehingga tuntutan insurans dipenuhi ataupun tolak dari insurans untuk bayar kesemua hutang2 tersebut.
2. Lebih baikla kalau bank juga memberikan diskaun dan rebet terhadap mereka2 yang terlibat dalam kejadian #MH370 ini.
3. Sedih juga baca bila ada mak bapak yang dah biasa anak2 tanggung perbelanjaan harian keluarga ini (penumpang2 MH370) terpaksa mencari kerja semula disebabkan anak2 yang dah biasa tanggung mereka dah tak boleh nak berbuat demikian lagi.
4. Mohon MAS dan kerajaan salurkan bantuan bulanan untuk keluarga2 yang terjejas. Kesian la. Takanla dah tua2 nak suruh mereka semua kerja. Sapa nak ambil pekerja berusia? Sapa yang nak bawa ke tempat kerja? Macam2 benda yang perlu difikirkan lagi.
Dalam tak sangka, rupa2nya antara ramai2 yang masih hilang itu adalah anak2 yang memberi makan dan minum pada ibu bapa sendiri, anak2 yang membayar hutang rumah mak bapak sendiri. Semoga anak2 yang menyayangi ibu bapanya sendiri dengan penuh kasih sayang ini mendapat keberkatannya di kemudian hari.
Laporan oleh Asiaone ;
BANKS have started contacting families of passengers on board missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 to settle their loans.
Zamani Zakaria, 56, the father of Mohd Razahan Zamani, 33, said a bank officer contacted him regarding his son's housing loan. The bank, he said, requested a confirmation letter from Malaysia Airlines that his son and daughter-in-law, Norli Akmar Hamid, 33, were among the missing passengers.
"I now need to contact MAS for the official letter and discuss the next course of action," he said, adding that his son's employer also visited his family on Wednesday and gave them his salary for last month.
"The employer praised my son for his hard work, dedication and gave us his March salary. I am not sure whether they will continue paying him." Zamani said they were not affected financially as he was still working.
"He (Razahan) used to give his mother some money for monthly expenses. She is feeling it now. She is also still finding it hard to accept our son's and daughter-in-law's fate. "Passenger S. Puspanathan's father, G. Subramaniam, 60, said the banks and insurance companies had not contacted him regarding his son's loans or policies. He said his wife and son jointly bought the house that they were living in, but the banks had not contacted them regarding the repayment.
"I am assuming that my daughter-in-law is servicing the loan. That is why they have not contacted us." He said if the Mortgage Reducing Term Assurance (MRTA) coverage for their house offsets only the son's portion of the loan, he would have to look for ways to service the balance.
"My son used to take care of our expenses. But now, I am planning to work as a security guard again to manage our expenses." In Ipoh, Choi Loong Chow, the husband of MH370 air stewardess Goh Sock Lay, said he was contacted by two insurance companies on Thursday and they offered to pay him compensation.
"One was from the insurance company appointed by MAS while the other was from my wife's personal insurance." Choi, 48, said the companies offered to pay him compensation with no questions asked. "I accept the money with a heavy heart as I believe my wife is still alive. Without the plane wreckage or bodies, I will never accept she is gone."
The family of civil engineer Tan Ah Meng, however, refused to speak to reporters at their home at Kampung Baru Kanthan in Chemor. Tan, 46, his Taiwanese wife, Chuang Hsiu Leng, 48, and their eldest son, Tan Wei Chen, 19, were among those on board the flight.
Sumber : sini
