Babies born 01 Jan 2008 onwards
eligible to apply to the Selangor Govt. for an account to be opened .
RM100 per year till 18 yrs. (Approx: RM 1,800)
CONDITIONS:
a) Either mother/father’s IC with code ’10’ in the middle or
b) Lived in Selangor for more than 10 yrs.
NEED:
a) IC of both parents
b) Baby’s birth cert & MyKid Card
Upon Death- Those aged above 60 yrs who passed away from
Jan 2008-30 Sept 2008, his or her beneficiary can claim RM2,000
NEED:
a) Deceased must be Selangor state citizen
b) To present IC of deceased-showing Selangor address
c) To present burial permit
d) Present beneficiary’s IC (immediate family only)
e) Present birth cert of beneficiary
From 01 Oct 2008 onwards –All Selangor citizens aged 60+
can register for Mesra Usia Emas Scheme, where upon death,
the beneficiary is entitled to RM2,500 for funeral expenses
REGISTER:
a) At ADUN office, Selangor with 2 copies of beneficiary’s IC & 2 copies of the deceased’s IC
QUALIFICATION:
a) Those who stayed more than 15 years in Selangor can also apply, but IC must show Selangor address (i.e. Those born in other states.)
PAYMENT:
a) Within 7 days, RM 1,000 to be paid
b) Within 90 days, RM 1,500 to be paid
APPLICABLE TO BENEFICIARY TOO
Kudos to the Selangor State Government.
Posted by Malaysian Medical Resources
Thank you Selangor for taking steps the Federal Government should have taken.
Maternity leave is now 90 days and the health of senior citizens is being looked after:
Female civil servants with the Selangor Government are now entitled to 90 days maternity leave starting this year.Mentri Besar Tan Sri Khalid Ibrahim said the extra days of leave was part of the state’s economic welfare programme.
“Husbands whose wives gave birth will also enjoy a 14-day paternity leave, up from a week previously. Female staff whose husbands pass away, will also get 30 days’ leave, compared to three days emergency leave in the past,”
On another matter, Khalid said Selangor was meeting with various groups, including insurance companies, to work out a plan to help the 300,000 to 400,000 senior citizens in the state to cope with their medical expenses.
Under the programme, senior citizens might only need to pay a maximum of RM5 each time they received treatment from a clinic, he said, adding that the elderly must, however, be registered with the state government.
