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父失踪23年仍扣健保保费 公积金局建议家属登记死亡证明

by Yee Loon
08/08/2019
in 新闻, 时事, 社交媒体, 舆论
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网民Yukumi Wu在脸书分享,今年8月5日,迎来他父亲巫明福失踪第23年。她上载一张当年的报案纸,回忆父亲在乡村俱乐部当球童,但是1996年的8月4日晚上失踪后,一直到今天仍下落不明。

她说,亲属曾怀疑,父亲是否已遭不测,但找不到遗体,至今,家里人仍相信父亲还活着。

Yukumi Wu也透露,每年,公积金局仍从父亲的户头扣除终身健保(Medishield)保费,因为该局记录显示父亲仍在世,而家人至今也仍未取得父亲的死亡证明。

“我收藏着这份报案纸整整23年!未知在警局系统里,是否仍有他作为失踪人口的记录?”

由于Yukumi Wu提及,公积金局仍如常扣除其父亲的户头缴付终身健保保费,故此当局在昨日于脸书回应,同情他们一家的处境,但也澄清根据该局记录,过去有关失踪者家属仍未向该局寻求协助。

不过,公积金局表示,已接洽Yukumi Wu,向她解释申请宣告其父亲已离世的程序。

需向法院申请假定死亡证书

当局称,根据业界做法,直到在移民关卡局数据中已登记为离世,否则当局仍会假定当事者仍在世。

“要登记失踪或已故人士,移民关卡局会要求家属先向法院申请假定死亡证书,再向移民局申请注册。如若需要财务援助,则可向法律援助局求助。”

此外,公积金局也指出,在过去23年,Yukumi Wu的父亲巫明福户头,已收到建国一代、消费税优惠券和其他政府保健储蓄补贴等,价值约为七千新元。

“巫明福也获得价值约4600元的消费税优惠券和SG Bonus现金。而因为当局假定前者仍再世,他在2007年至2010年的消费税补贴(GST credits)、成长红利(2008至2010年)以及2011年成长与分享配套等,其户头累积收到1万5000元。”

公积金局公开其真名

至于从巫明福户头扣除掉的终身健保保费,总数为7千300元。而公积金局仍要求家属应透过法庭申请假定死亡证明书,并提交给移民局。

据了解,Yukumi Wu只是化名,她的贴文也没有公开个人资讯,除了在报案纸上父亲的真名。

不过,Yukumi Wu表示,在公积金局作出回应前,本地中文报记者透过手机联系采访她,但记者拒绝告知,如何取得她的个人资讯,甚至于她的全名也在中文报报导中刊载。

她说,她发布脸书贴问候,公积金局就联系上她,她也想不到当局会针对她的贴文作出回应,甚至在回复声明中,公开她的真名。

律师费用近九千元难负担

Yukumi Wu告诉本社英语站同仁,他们家人确实有寻找议员帮忙,而议员转介他们给律师,但是三千元的法律费用,以及向高庭申请假定死亡证书也要六千元,他们负担不起。

她也澄清,他们也有找过法律援助,然而由于她和母亲的工资加起来,已经超出了接受法援的条件。

在公积金局的声明发出后,不幸的是一些网民指责Yukumi Wu已经从父亲的户头拿钱受惠,对此后者驳斥,母女俩甚至都没见过父亲的银行存折,而收到的支票等等仍保存完好。

要知道,银行卡的有效期通常为10年,而且银行户口只有本人才能领出,那Yukumi Wu母女又如何能领父亲的钱呢?那么公积金局是否根据记录能澄清,家属20余年来,是否有动用过父亲的钱?

公积金局指巫明福家属从未找过当局寻求协助,对此Yukumi Wu指出,2002年,当收到来自工积金局的支票时,她还特定登门解释,他的父亲已失踪,然而当时该局职员表示,由于没有死亡证明书,他们也办不了什么。

Yukumi Wu也面对另一问题,由于目前逐渐老迈,她需要父亲的健保储蓄余额来承担母亲的医检费用,然而,在现有的限制下,这根本做不到。

 

 

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