Berita Kesehatan di Long Lellang
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FPMPAM minta jawatankuasa kebangsaan mengenai risiko pekerjaan selepas nahas Long Lellang
The Long Lellang tragedy provides Malaysia with an opportunity to move from review to reform, and to establish a system that protects people before they are placed in harm's way.
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Long Lellang crash puts spotlight on rural healthcare in Sabah, Sarawak
A Flying Doctor Service helicopter crashed near the Long Lellang STOLport in Ulu Baram on 8 September, killing a medical officer, an assistant medical officer, two nurses and a pilot. The tragedy has renewed attention on rural healthcare in Sabah and Sarawak, where mobile health teams and air services are often the only way to reach remote communities. The Health Ministry has suspended FDS operations in Sarawak pending a safety review.
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Operasi FDS Sarawak ditangguh, tunggu hasil siasatan nahas helikopter
Kuala Lumpur: Kementerian Kesihatan (KKM) memaklumkan tempoh penangguhan sementara bagi operasi perkhidmatan doktor udara (FDS) di Sarawak bergantung sepenuhnya kepada hasil siasatan rasmi pihak berkuasa.
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FDS Sarawak digantung, 14,830 penduduk pedalaman hilang akses doktor udara
Kementerian Kesihatan kini maksimumkan penggunaan mod pengangkutan alternatif melalui jalan darat dan air untuk beri liputan kesihatan kepada penduduk.
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KKM nilai semula kontrak Perkhidmatan Doktor Udara selepas nahas Long Lellang
Ketua pengarah kesihatan berkata bayaran elaun RM30 untuk petugas PDU bagi setiap perjalanan juga akan dinilai semula dalam semakan itu.
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KKM guna aset empat agensi ganti perkhidmatan doktor udara
KOTA BHARU: Kementerian Kesihatan (KKM) menegaskan khidmat rawatan kesihatan untuk pesakit di pedalaman tidak boleh dibiarkan terhenti meskipun operasi perkhidmatan doktor udara (FDS) ditangguhkan sementara susulan nahas helikopter di Long Lellang, Sarawak.
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MoH turns to Bomba for medevac after Sarawak Flying Doctor Service suspended
MIRI (Sept 13): The Health Ministry (MoH) is strengthening its cooperation with the Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba) to support emergency medical evacuation (Medevac) operations following the temporary suspension of the Flying Doctor Service (FDS). Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad, in a statement today, said the move was to ensure healthcare access for [...]
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Long Lellang FDS suspension leaves interior Sarawak patients travelling hours for care
Health is a right, not a privilege… No one should have to choose between buying medicine and buying food. — Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (Director-General of the WHO). NOW that the Flying Doctor Service (FDS) operations in Sarawak have been temporarily suspended following the recent helicopter crash at Long Lellang, how are remote communities coping […]
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FDS Sarawak ditangguh, jumlah penduduk terjejas diumum tidak lama lagi
IPOH: Jumlah penduduk di kawasan pedalaman Sarawak yang terkesan berikutan penangguhan penerbangan berjadual Perkhidmatan Doktor Udara (FDS) dijangka diumumkan dalam masa terdekat.
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SUPP seeks MoH review of Flying Doctor Service after Long Lellang crash
MIRI (Sept 11): The Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) has called for the Ministry of Health (MoH) to conduct a comprehensive review of the Flying Doctor Service (FDS). SUPP Central Publicity secretary Adam Yii said this should include aircraft age, airworthiness, maintenance protocols, contractor selection, and safety management. He pointed out that the fatal Long [...]
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Flying Doctor Service still needed in Sarawak interior, says paediatrician
MIRI (Sept 10): A consultant paediatrician and children’s heart specialist has stressed the continued importance of Sarawak’s Flying Doctor Service (FDS), recounting a mission into the deep interior where he treated a couple so severely affected by malaria that he initially thought they were dead. Dato Dr Philip Raja, a Kelabit from Bued Main (Ulung, [...]
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Kementerian Kesihatan gantung sementara perkhidmatan Flying Doctor di Sarawak selepas nahas helikopter
Kementerian Kesihatan menggantung sementara semua operasi Perkhidmatan Doktor Udara (FDS) di Sarawak bagi membolehkan siasatan menyeluruh selepas nahas helikopter BO-105 berhampiran Lapangan Terbang STOL Long Lellang, Ulu Baram pada 8 September yang mengorbankan lima orang. Menteri Kesihatan Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad berkata keputusan itu membalikkan pendirian kementerian sehari sebelumnya, dan perkhidmatan Medevac akan diteruskan dengan kerjasama Bomba serta kemungkinan penggunaan aset tentera. Siasatan punca nahas masih dijalankan oleh Biro Siasatan Kemalangan Udara.
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Aide: Dzulkefly proposed raising FDS allowance to at least RM60
Dzulkefly Ahmad's aide says the health minister proposed last Nov a 100% raise of the RM30 allowance for health workers on the Flying Doctor Service to at least RM60. The proposal is under consideration by MOF and JPA, hopefully announced in Budget 2027.
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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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FDS remains crucial for Sarawak's remote areas after fatal helicopter crash
KUCHING: The Flying Doctor Service (FDS) remains vital to Sarawak as difficult terrain and limited accessibility continue to pose challenges for rural and remote communities. SSL Borneo principal director Datuk Khirudin Drahman said the service, introduced in Sarawak in 1973, plays an important role in bringing basic healthcare to communities where geographical conditions make conventional […]