Following the outpouring of support from various car brands and companies, Tan Chong Motor Holdings (TCMH) and Warisan TC Holdings (WTCH) is now next in line, pledging a total of 30 units of Nissan, GAC Motor, and Renault vehicles for loan to families affected by the devastating gas pipeline leak fire at Putra Heights that took place on 1 April 2025.
The vehicles will be loaned for a period of one month at no cost, so affected families can still maintain essential mobility during this challenging time.
The initiative is a collaborative effort between the companies, along with the Ministry of Transport, the Selangor State Government, and other local authorities, all working in close coordination to expedite aid distribution and support the community.
The companies said in a press release that they will continue working alongside government agencies and local authorities to provide necessary assistance to those in need.
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“It is disheartening to witness the extent of impact and damage to the residents, especially during this festive period. Our hearts go out to them and we wish for quick recovery to those who were injured. We hope that our support can help affected residents to get back to their daily lives and ease any mobility disruptions,” said Daniel Ho Wai Ming, Group Chief Executive Officer of TCMH.
Affected residents are encouraged to contact the Selangor State Executive Council’s office to register for immediate assistance at +60 16-412 2721 (Jen).
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