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Health Minister: Flying Doctor Service to continue after fatal Sarawak crash
Health Minister Dzulkefly Ahmad said the Flying Doctor Services (FDS) will continue despite a helicopter crash in Long Lellang, Sarawak, that killed a pilot and four ministry personnel. He stated there is no need to suspend the service, which is vital for rural healthcare access. The ministry confirmed the personnel were on routine FDS duties.
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Sarawak civil servants pray for smooth search after helicopter crash in Ulu Baram
A BO-105 helicopter carrying five people crashed and caught fire near Long Lellang Airport in Ulu Baram, Sarawak. The Sarawak government secretary expressed condolences and said all civil servants are praying for the search operation to go smoothly. Four of the five victims have been identified, including a doctor, an assistant medical officer, and two nurses.
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King and Queen offer condolences after Sarawak helicopter crash kills five
The King and Queen of Malaysia have expressed condolences to the families of the five people killed in a BO-105 helicopter crash near Long Lellang in Sarawak. The helicopter was carrying a pilot and four Ministry of Health personnel on a Flying Doctor Service mission.
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Rescuers evacuate victims of Sarawak helicopter crash that killed pilot, 4 health workers
Rescue teams began evacuating victims of a helicopter crash near Long Lellang STOLport in Ulu Baram, Sarawak, on Monday morning. Health Minister Dzulkefly Ahmad confirmed the operation, which involves police and fire departments, and said hospitals in Miri are prepared to receive the victims. The crash killed a pilot and four MOH personnel who were on routine Flying Doctor Service duties.
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Sarawak helicopter crash pilot's father recounts final video call with son
The father of Captain Zainol Afiq Bee Sham, the pilot killed in a helicopter crash in Sarawak, said his son had a video call with his mother for over an hour the night before the tragedy. The family is travelling to Miri for DNA testing and to make arrangements to bring his remains home to Senawang for burial. The BO-105 helicopter crashed near the Long Lellang STOLport in Ulu Baram, killing all five people on board.
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Isteri juruterbang helikopter terhempas di Long Lellang luah pilu di media sosial
Isteri Kapten Zainol Afiq, Izzati Syamimi, meluahkan kesedihan di Threads selepas suaminya disahkan maut dalam nahas helikopter BO-105 di STOLport Long Lellang, Sarawak. Helikopter itu membawa lima petugas kesihatan untuk perkhidmatan Doktor Udara. Operasi mencari dan menyelamat sedang dijalankan.
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Shopkeeper recalls Flying Doctor crew's stop before Long Lellang helicopter crash
A shopkeeper in Long Siut, Sarawak, recounted how the Flying Doctor Service helicopter crew stopped at her shop for about an hour before their fatal crash at Long Lellang STOLport. The crew mentioned they had an appointment with patients despite hazy weather. Five people were on board the BO-105 helicopter when it crashed.
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UNIFOR peruntuk RM340,000 untuk naik taraf gereja dan rumah pastor di Long Iman
MIRI, 7 Sept: Sebanyak RM270,000 diperuntukkan Unit Hal Ehwal Agama-Agama Lain (UNIFOR) bagi kerja naik taraf Gereja BEM Long Iman serta pembinaan baharu rumah pastor untuk kemudahan komuniti setempat.
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Sarawak Unifor channels RM2.04 million to five churches in Mulu area since 2017
MIRI (Sept 7): A total of RM2.04 million in financial assistance has been channelled through the Unit for Other Religions (Unifor) to five houses of worship in and around Mulu National Park since 2017. Deputy Minister in Premier’s Department (Labour, Immigration and Project Monitoring) Datuk Gerawat Gala regarded this assistance as reflecting Sarawak government’s continued [...]
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Haze strands Mulu vet, forces flight cancellations and delays
A veterinarian, Dr Samuel Wong, is stranded in Mulu, Sarawak, after his flight to Miri was delayed and then rescheduled due to haze, forcing him to pay for extra accommodation and postpone animal appointments at his clinic in Mukah. AirBorneo Airways rescheduled 14 flights due to operational and safety constraints caused by the haze.