八点最热报 | 《2025年第一系列国家总稽查司报告》今天出炉，国人相当熟悉的国家高等教育基金PTPTN，是其中一个被重点关注的事项！报告显示，从2014年到2023年12月31号，国内一共有120万名PTPTN借贷者，没有偿还过任何贷款…… （主播：萧慧敏）
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00:04The first series of national總機查司報告 was released today in 2025.
00:08The PTPTN, a state-level education fund that Chinese people are quite familiar with,
00:12is one of the issues that is being paid attention to.
00:14The report shows that from 2014 to December 31, 2023,
00:18there are a total of 1.2 million PTPTN recipients in China who have not repaid any loans.
00:24This has caused the PTPTN's total unrepaid loans to reach a record high of 108 billion.
00:30Among them are nearly 20,000 lenders who have not repaid a loan for more than 12 years,
00:35and the total debt is up to 800 million.
00:38The PTPTN said that the situation has begun to send notifications to 1388 lenders
00:45that are about to be listed on the ban list from December 16 last year by e-mail.
00:51In addition, the PTPTN also revealed that the cabinet has approved the approval of law enforcement measures
00:55for those who have not repaid a loan in July last year.
01:00The bureau will not rule out legal proceedings against those who have not repaid a loan in the future.
01:05In addition, the report also mentioned the financial situation of the federal government.
01:08The head of the PTPTN, Wang Sulaya, pointed out that
01:11in 2023, about 40% of the 217 subsidiaries of the federal government
01:15suffered losses, and the total loss amounted to $2.8 billion.
01:21The report also pointed out that out of the 142 federal government agencies,
01:255 of them have debt exceeding their assets,
01:28including the PRIMA, the Malaysian Reliable Housing Program,
01:32and the Public Health Management Agency.
01:36The National Bureau of Investigation reports reveal the management loopholes of government agencies
01:40and financial problems every year.
01:41But after these problems were exposed,
01:43did they really get solved?
01:45The Deputy Minister of the Prime Minister's Office, Gula,
01:47will answer this question in Congress today.
01:52The Deputy Minister of the Prime Minister's Office, Gula,
01:53pointed out during the Congress Q&A session today that
01:55from 2012 to January this year,
01:57the National Bureau of Investigation has reviewed a total of 12,393 cases
02:01related to public loan loss.
02:03Of these, nearly 11,600 cases have been solved,
02:07accounting for 93% of the total.
02:09And civil servants who embezzled public funds were also disciplined.
02:36In addition, Gula also emphasized that
02:37although the position of Chief Prosecutor and Minister of Finance are not separated,
02:40this does not mean that the positions of these departments will be weakened.
02:44The government is committed to ensuring the independence and credibility of the audit,
02:47and will continue to take measures
02:49to ensure the integrity and transparency of public institutions.
03:05In addition, Gula also admitted
03:06that the government is facing a shortage of civil servants,
03:09but has now taken measures
03:11to actively increase the number of civil servants
03:13to improve the execution of audit work.