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Welfare Dept counsels family of Dr Ainul Baraah after Sarawak crash
The Social Welfare Department is providing counselling to the family and husband of the late Dr Ainul Baraah Kamaruddin, a victim of the helicopter crash in Sarawak on 8 September. The first session was held at her parents' home in Kota Bharu, while her husband will be met later as he is still traumatised.
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Long Atip Easter 2027 fundraiser reaches RM285,213
A fundraising dinner in Long Atip, Sarawak raised RM285,213 in funds and pledges for the Irau Paskah Long Atip 2027 Easter programme. Unifor pledged RM100,000, Deputy Premier Douglas Uggah Embas pledged RM70,000, and other politicians contributed, with the money to buy equipment for the BEM Long Atip church.
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Deputy tourism minister gives RM1,000 to families of five Long Lellang crash victims
Deputy Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Chiew Choon Man has donated RM1,000 to each of the families of five people killed in the Flying Doctor Service helicopter crash in Long Lellang, Ulu Baram. His officers and Sarawak's Implementation Coordination Unit visited the families today, and Chiew will visit them himself on Sunday.
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Sarawak Health Dept Launches Fund for Families of Five Killed in FDS Helicopter Crash
The Sarawak state health department has launched a fundraising drive for the families of five people killed in a Flying Doctor Service helicopter crash in Long Lellang, Ulu Baram. The department named the victims, including four health workers, and said contributions can be sent to its Kelab Perubatan Sarawak bank account. The Sarawak state government has also announced RM100,000 donations to each family.
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Sarawak gives RM100,000 to families of Long Lellang helicopter crash victims, funds children's education
The Sarawak government will give RM100,000 to each of the five Flying Doctor Service crew members' families after Tuesday's helicopter crash at Long Lellang, Baram. Yayasan Sarawak will cover the education of the victims' children. Premier Abang Johari Tun Openg announced the aid after launching the Sarawak SHInE International Conference in Kuching.