Tan Chong Motor Holdings Berhad (TCMH) and Warisan TC Holdings Berhad (WTCH) have launched a swift assistance program for the residents of Putra Heights, who were severely impacted by the tragic gas pipeline leak fire on April 1, 2025.
As part of their relief efforts, the companies are providing at least 30 vehicles from Nissan, GAC Motor, and Renault under a vehicle loan initiative. This program will help affected families maintain essential mobility during this difficult time, with no cost for a duration of one month.
This collaborative effort involves TCMH, WTCH, the Ministry of Transport, the Selangor State Government, and local authorities, all working in tandem to facilitate rapid aid distribution and support the impacted community.
Daniel Ho Wai Ming, the Group Chief Executive Officer of TCMH, expressed his concern, stating, “It is truly heartbreaking to see the extent of the damage and the impact on residents, especially during this festive season. Our thoughts are with those affected, and we hope for a speedy recovery for those injured.”
He further emphasized, “We hope that this assistance will help residents of Putra Heights regain their mobility and return to their normal routines.”
TCMH and WTCH remain dedicated to supporting the Putra Heights community and will continue collaborating with local and government agencies to provide ongoing aid.
Affected residents are encouraged to reach out to the Selangor State Executive Council’s office at +60 16-412 2721 (Jen) for immediate assistance.
