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Free Malaysia Today
18-05-2025
- Free Malaysia Today
Children of FRU crash victims to receive SSPN benefits
PTPTN chairman Norliza Rahim hoped the benefits will ensure that the children receive a proper education. (Bernama pic) IPOH : The three children of the late Roslan Rahim, a Federal Reserve Unit (FRU) personnel who was killed in a recent road crash, are eligible to receive RM193,000 in benefits through the National Education Savings Scheme (Simpan SSPN). National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) chairman Norliza Rahim said the benefits were derived from the late 46-year-old FRU officer's savings under two products – Simpan SSPN Prime and Simpan SSPN Plus. The late Roslan had opened a Simpan SSPN Prime account for himself on May 7, making him eligible for a takaful protection benefit of RM1,000 and a death benefit of RM3,000. 'He also opened three Simpan SSPN Plus accounts under the Intan Package for his three children on March 31, 2019. 'With a monthly commitment of RM30 per account – RM20 for savings and RM10 for takaful – he qualified for Simpan SSPN Plus benefits, including an accidental death takaful coverage of RM60,000 per account, totalling RM180,000 for all three children. 'Additionally, the beneficiaries are entitled to a death benefit of RM9,000 for the three accounts. This brings the total Simpan SSPN Plus benefits to RM189,000, and the overall benefits including Simpan SSPN Prime to RM193,000,' she said during a visit to Roslan's home here today. She said another FRU personnel killed in the same accident, Amiruddin Zabri, 38, who was also a Simpan SSPN Prime depositor, received a takaful protection benefit and death benefit totalling RM4,000. Norliza and other PTPTN officials also visited five homes of the FRU accident victims in Perak today. During the visits, Norliza said PTPTN has provided RM15,000 in donations to the children of the FRU crash victims, with each of the 15 children receiving RM1,000 in the form of a Simpan SSPN Prime account. 'Although no amount can replace their loss, the benefits received are hoped to safeguard the education of the children and support their future,' she said. Nine FRU personnel were killed and nine others injured when the truck they were in collided with a gravel-laden lorry on Jalan Chikus-Sungai Lampam, Teluk Intan, while returning to their base in Sungai Senam, Teluk Intan on Tuesday morning.
Malay Mail
18-05-2025
- General
- Malay Mail
Widow of Teluk Intan crash victim finds solace in cherished memories and community support
IPOH, May 18 — As she continues to come to terms with the devastating loss of her husband, Corporal Amiruddin Zabri, and eight of his colleagues in the May 13 crash in Teluk Intan, Norazian Mohd Joned, 38, is finding comfort in cherished memories and the outpouring of support from the community. Norazian, who works as an administrative assistant at the Kampar district police headquarters, said that although the pain remains raw, moments captured in photos and videos of her late husband have become a source of strength for her and their three children. 'Alhamdulillah, we have many pictures and videos of my late husband. The most heartbreaking is when my youngest child, just one year and three months old, calls out to him whenever we play the videos,' she said when met at the family's residence in Kampung Sungai Itek today. She recalled how Amiruddin often spoke of life and faith, and how he admired the unity and prayers offered to others who had passed while serving the nation. 'He once told me that Allah's promise is never delayed, not even by a minute,' she said. Despite her grief, Norazian is determined to remain strong for her children and is taking each day as it comes, embracing the memories left behind and the support extended to her family. Earlier, the National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN), through its chief operating officer Mastura Mohd Khalid, visited Norazian as part of its 'Ziarah Kasih' programme. During the visit, Mastura presented RM4,000 in financial assistance under the Simpan SSPN Prime scheme based on Amiruddin's account, which he had opened on May 7. The assistance comprised RM1,000 in takaful protection and RM3,000 in death benefits. Mastura expressed hope that the funds would help ease the family's burden and support the children's educational needs. The family, while still mourning, expressed appreciation for the gestures of kindness and remembrance shown by the public and authorities, which have helped them through this difficult time. — Bernama
Malay Mail
14-05-2025
- Malay Mail
Three out of nine FRU lorry crash victims already laid to rest, three more later today
IPOH, May 14 — Three Federal Reserve Unit (FRU) personnel killed in Tuesday's accident in Teluk Intan were laid to rest early this morning. Lance Corporal Damarrulan Abdul Latif, 33, was buried at the Kampung Kepayang Muslim Cemetery here at 4.50 am. Perak police chief Datuk Noor Hisam Nordin attended the funeral with about 100 people, comprising family members and friends. The funeral was conducted according to Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) funeral honours. Noor Hisam presented the national flag to Damarrulan's mother, Suriati Omar. Meanwhile, the remains of Sergeant Mohd Roslan Abd Rahim, 46, were laid to rest at the Taman Meru Muslim Cemetery here at about 5.08 am. Mohd Roslan, from Jengka, Pahang, is survived by his wife, Nur Aini Samiun, 44, and three children aged between 13 and 6. The remains of Corporal Amiruddin Zabri, 38, were brought to his home in Kampung Sungai Itek, Gopeng. He was laid to rest after Subuh prayers. Meanwhile, the funeral for Constable Akmal Wafi Annuar, 28, is expected to be held at 10 am in Lunas, Kedah. The remains of Corporal Nurit Ak Pandak, 34, and Sergeant Perumal a/l Sugunanathan, 44, will be laid to rest later today — Nurit in Kampung Batu Berangkai, Kampar at 11 am, and Perumal at the Buntong Crematorium in the afternoon. The final honours for nine Federal Reserve Unit (FRU) personnel killed in Tuesday's accident in Teluk Intan were completed at 3.46 am following PDRM's ceremonial protocols at the FRU Unit 5 base in Sungai Senam here. — Bernama
The Star
13-05-2025
- The Star
Families mourn loss of nine FRU personnel in Teluk Intan tragedy
TELUK INTAN: Grief hung heavy in the air as families of the nine Federal Reserve Unit personnel gathered outside the mortuary of Teluk Intan Hospital. The solemn silence was occasionally broken by the quiet sobs of loved ones awaiting the post-mortem results of the nine. The wife of Kpl Amiruddin Zabri, 38, could not hold back her tears when speaking about the tragedy. Norazian Mohd Joned, 38, a civil servant attached with the Kampar police district headquarters, said she met him on Monday (May 12) afternoon, shortly before he left to carry out his duty in Teluk Intan. The mother of three children aged between 12 and one year and three months from Gopeng said she was used to him traveling outstation for work. "This morning I received information in some chat groups regarding the accident, and I immediately called my husband, but the calls went unanswered. "I then called a friend of my husband, who told me to be calm, and he then broke the news to me," she said. The brother of Sjn S. Perumal, 44, another personnel who died in the accident, said his older brother was supposed to take his family in a car for the Chitra Pournami festival in Teluk Intan. Ahren, 41, a teacher, said his brother had told his wife, a nurse at the Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital, and their two young children to come along to attend the event, and that he would drive. Perumal has two daughters aged seven and five. The older girl is autistic. "However, because it was difficult to manage the children, especially with the girl being autistic, his wife decided not to go. "Since my brother would be on duty, it will be difficult for the wife to manage with the two daughters," he said, adding that his brother then followed the troupe. Perumal stays in Lahat near Ipoh and has been in the police force since 2011. Ahmad Saat, 75, the father-in-law of Kpl Mohd Pozli Jaudin, 41, said he received the news from his daughter, a teacher in a school in Ipoh. "My son-in-law was a good man, and a father of three girls aged between 13 and five. "I don't know what to say. It is fated," said Ahmad, who stays in Hutan Melintang. The deceased included Sjn Perumal Sugunanathan, 44; Sjn Mohd Roslan Abd Rahim, 46; Kpl Mohd Pozli Jaudin, 41; Kpl Nurit Ak Pandak, 34; Kpl Amiruddin Zabri, 38; Kpl Mohamad Hilmi Mohd Azlan, 38; Kpl Muhamad Akmal Muhamad, 35; L/Kpl Damarrulan Abdul Latif, 33, and Konst Akmal Wafi Annuar, 28. Those injured are Sjn Mazlan Mat, 50; Sjn Mohd Parih Ali, 44; Kpl Haslizal Mohd Ali, 44; Kpl Nizam Tarmizi, 38; Kpl Mohd Izwan Hj Ishak, 39; Kpl Mohd Harrisul Ikhsan Mohd Mahabudin, 39; Kpl Syed Isfan Syed Mohammad, 32; Kpl Mohammad Zulnaidi Muhammad Zulkifli, 34 and L/Kpl Muhammad Aniq Taufiq Rozi, 26.
