KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 8 (Bernama) -- A proposal by Nepal to shorten the period for declaring disaster missing persons dead from 12 years to 45 days has brought relief to families of 54 Malaysians still missing after the flood tragedy there.
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Nepal's proposal to reduce the time to declare missing persons dead from 12 years to 45 days brings relief to 54 Malaysian families still missing after a flood tragedy.
- Nepal proposes reducing the period to declare missing persons dead from 12 years to 45 days.
- 54 Malaysian families affected by the Nepal flood tragedy welcome the proposal.
- MASFIH urges the Malaysian government to clarify the legal position regarding the proposal.
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