Baramの交通インフラニュース

1. Long Lellang STOLport reopens after Sept 8 helicopter crash

   2日 前 Sarawak Tribune Long Lellang, Sarawak 36.3 km

   KUCHING: Long Lellang Short Take Off and Landing (STOL)port has been cleared to resume normal operations from Saturday following a joint cleanup and safety inspection after the helicopter crash on Sept 8. The operation was conducted from 8 am to 4 pm on Friday (Sept 11), involving 26 personnel from the Civil Defence Volunteers Corps […]

2. Sarawak to review aviation safety after Long Lellang helicopter crash

   2日 前 Borneo Post Long Lellang, Baram, Sarawak 37.2 km

   MIRI (Sept 12): The Sarawak Ministry of Transport (MOTS) will review and discuss measures that need to be taken or improved to enhance aviation safety following the helicopter crash in Long Lellang, Baram, on Sept 8. Its Minister Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin said the ministry would first obtain reports and feedback from the Civil [...]

3. Helicopter crash near Long Lellang puts Sarawak flying doctor service in focus

   2日 前 Free Malaysia Today - Lifestyle Long Lellang STOLport, Sarawak 36.3 km

   The recent helicopter crash has put fresh attention on a service that has been carrying healthcare into some of the state’s hardest-to-reach communities since 1973.

4. Ulu Baram residents say Flying Doctor Service vital as road access fails

   3日 前 Borneo Post Long Lellang, Sarawak 36.3 km

   MIRI (Sept 11): Rural communities in Ulu Baram have little choice but to rely on the Flying Doctor Service (FDS) due to long travel distances and limited access to healthcare facilities, said community leaders and residents. Long Lapok villager Magok George, 28, said air transport was particularly important when road access to rural clinics was [...]

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6. Group urges review of Sarawak rural healthcare after fatal Flying Doctor Service crash in Long Lellang

   5日 前 Borneo Post Long Lellang, Ulu Baram, Sarawak 37.2 km

   KUCHING (Sept 9): The Malaysian Indigenous Peoples Network (JOAS) has called for a comprehensive review of healthcare delivery in Sarawak’s interior following Tuesday’s fatal Flying Doctor Service (FDS) helicopter crash in Long Lellang, Ulu Baram which claimed five lives. Its president Hellan Empaing said the tragedy should prompt broader questions over the continued reliance on [...]