Three more months of moratorium a boon for those who lost jobs due to Covid-19


Relieved: Gayathri said the extended moratorium afforded her family much-needed temporary relief from their loan obligations.

JOHOR BARU: The three-month targeted extension of the loan moratorium has been a relief to those suffering from loss of income.

Among them is S. Francis, 38, who has been on unpaid leave from his job as a security officer in Singapore since March after Malaysia closed its border with the island republic due to Covid-19.

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