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- Long Lellang helicopter crash: post-mortems done, DNA results awaited
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JBPM dan KKM cari jalan kekalkan MEDEVAC, FDS di pedalaman Sarawak
Kuala Lumpur: Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia (JBPM) serta Kementerian Kesihatan (KKM) sedang merangka penyelesaian terbaik bagi memastikan perkhidmatan pemindahan perubatan (MEDEVAC) dan Perkhidmatan Doktor Udara (FDS) di pedalaman Sarawak terus beroperasi sepanjang tempoh penangguhan sementara.
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Widow's tribute, villagers' memories pour in for five Sarawak medics killed in Long Lellang helicopter crash
Five people died when a Flying Doctor Service helicopter crashed near Long Lellang, Ulu Baram, Sarawak, on Sept 8. The victims were pilot Captain Zainol Afiq Bee Sham, 30, medical officer Dr Ainul Baraah Kamaruddin, 33, assistant medical officer Alexson Adit Henry, 31, and staff nurses Debra Moset, 40, and Jessie Paya Jok, 44. Tributes have poured in from the pilot's widow and from villagers in Kapit, Limbang and Miri divisions who remembered the crew's outreach trips.
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Adik Alexson berkata keluarga tidak sangka pemergiannya dalam nahas helikopter di Ulu Baram
KUALA LUMPUR: “Kami kehilangan seorang ayah, suami, anak, abang, sahabat, rakan sepasukan dan insan yang sangat baik”.
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Deputy minister seeks insurance for Flying Doctor passengers after Long Lellang crash
Deputy Foreign Minister Lukanisman wants insurance coverage for Flying Doctor Service (FDS) passengers. Before the FDS suspension was announced, Lukanisman said the service should be halted to avoid traumatising other FDS teams.
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Bedah siasat mangsa nahas helikopter Long Lellang belum selesai, keluarga di Kota Bharu menunggu
Kota Bharu: Keluarga Allahyarham Dr Ainul Baraah Kamaruddin masih menunggu bedah siasat yang sehingga kini dikatakan belum selesai.
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Five FDS crew killed in Long Lellang helicopter crash remembered
MIRI (Sept 11): “This story may soon be forgotten by others, bit by bit, but I will never forget you, not even for a second.” Those were the anguished words posted on Threads by izzatisyamimi, wife of pilot Captain Zainol Afiq Bee Sham, 30, who was among five people killed when a Flying Doctor Service [...]
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Bekas pesakit kenang Adit, jumpa cop dan nama pada kad klinik lama
Seorang bekas pesakit di Bekenu, Sarawak, menemui semula kad klinik lamanya yang mengandungi nama dan cop mendiang Alexson Adit Henry, Pembantu Pegawai Perubatan yang maut dalam nahas helikopter Perkhidmatan Doktor Udara di Long Lellang. Adit pernah bertugas di Klinik Kesihatan Bekenu sebelum menyertai FDS. Nahas di Lapangan Terbang STOL Long Lellang, Ulu Baram pada Selasa lalu itu meragut lima nyawa.
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Hanifah urges public not to speculate on Long Lellang crash victims' families
Deputy Health Minister Hanifah Hajar Taib urges the public not to speculate about the Long Lellang helicopter crash victims' families.
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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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Video lambaian terakhir petugas FDS sebelum helikopter terhempas di Baram tular
Rakaman video tular menunjukkan lambaian terakhir petugas Perkhidmatan Doktor Udara (FDS) dari tingkap helikopter kepada penduduk pedalaman Baram, Sarawak sebelum pesawat itu terhempas Selasa lalu. Helikopter BO-105 milik Layang-Layang Aerospace terhempas berhampiran Lapangan Terbang Long Lellang, mengorbankan juruterbang Kapten Zainol Afiq Bee Sham serta empat petugas kesihatan.
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Dua mangsa nahas helikopter Long Lellang layak terima faedah Socso
KUCHING (Sept 10): Two of the five victims of Tuesday’s helicopter crash in Long Lellang, Miri are eligible for Social Security Organisation (Socso) benefits. Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri R. Ramanan said the Socso Care Squad had immediately gathered information on the victims to determine whether their next-of-kin were eligible to make claims. “A review [...]
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Post-mortems ongoing for five Long Lellang helicopter crash victims
MIRI (Sept 10): Post-mortems on the five victims of Tuesday’s helicopter crash in Long Lellang were still ongoing as of 5pm today. Sarawak Police Commissioner Datuk Mohamad Zainal Abdullah, when contacted, confirmed that the process had yet to be completed. “Still ongoing,” he told The Borneo Post. Earlier, Marudi district police chief DSP Nor Aizan [...]
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PERKESO benefits for dependants of two Long Lellang crash victims
Two of the five people killed in Tuesday's helicopter crash at Long Lellang, Miri, Sarawak were PERKESO contributors, so their dependants qualify for monthly benefits. The pilot's family is eligible for RM5,355 a month and the medical officer's husband for a RM1,574.10 monthly pension, the Human Resource Ministry said. The other three victims' records did not meet the eligibility requirements.
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Isteri juruterbang FDS kongsi luahan, kenangan terakhir bersama keluarga
Tragedi nahas helikopter Perkhidmatan Doktor Udara (FDS) di Ulu Baram, Sarawak mengorbankan Kapten Zainol Afiq Bee Sham dan Alexson Adit Henry. Isteri kedua-dua mangsa berkongsi luahan pilu di media sosial, termasuk gambar terakhir keluarga Alexson bersama dua anaknya. Tiga petugas Kementerian Kesihatan turut terkorban dalam kejadian berhampiran pangkalan udara Long Lellang itu.
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Long Lellang crash: activist, nurses seek Flying Doctor indemnity disclosure
MIRI (Sept 10): Questions over an alleged indemnity form that Flying Doctor Service (FDS) personnel are required to sign have come under the spotlight following Tuesday’s helicopter crash at Long Lellang. Sarawak rights activist Peter John Jaban has called on the Ministry of Health (MOH) to disclose without delay the existence and terms of any [...]
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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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Bekas juruterbang PDRM: terjunan kecemasan perlu lebih 1,000 kaki
Bekas juruterbang PDRM Kapten Mohd Ezairol Rezan Zainol menjelaskan pesawat perlu berada melebihi 1,000 kaki sebelum sebarang terjunan kecemasan boleh dilakukan dengan selamat. Beliau mengulas dakwaan warganet yang mempersoalkan mengapa lima mangsa nahas helikopter BO-105 di Ulu Baram, Sarawak tidak terjun sebelum pesawat terhempas dan terbakar Selasa lalu. Nahas itu mengorbankan juruterbang Kapten Zainol Afiq Sham Bee dan empat petugas kesihatan KKM yang dalam perjalanan ke Long Lellang.
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Rakan, balu kenang Alexson Adit Henry mangsa nahas helikopter Ulu Baram
Seorang rakan dan balu mendiang Alexson Adit Henry, Penolong Pegawai Perubatan yang maut dalam nahas helikopter Perkhidmatan Doktor Udara berhampiran Long Lellang, Ulu Baram, Sarawak, berkongsi kenangan dan ucapan takziah di Threads. Nahas itu turut meragut nyawa juruterbang Kapten Zainol Afiq Bee Sham, Dr Ainul Baraah Kamaruddin serta dua jururawat masyarakat.
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Layang-Layang Aerospace grounds BO-105 fleet after Sarawak crash kills five
Layang-Layang Aerospace has voluntarily grounded its BO 105 helicopters and other Rolls-Royce 250-powered aircraft after a Flying Doctor Service helicopter crashed near Long Lellang in Ulu Baram, Sarawak, killing five people. CAAM chief Norazman Mahmud said the grounding is precautionary and not proof of technical failure, with the AAIB investigating and a preliminary report due within 30 days.
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Sarawak Health Dept Launches Fund for Families of Five Killed in FDS Helicopter Crash
The Sarawak state health department, which is under the federal MOH, has launched a fundraising drive for the public to make donations to the families of five victims of the Long Lellang tragedy. Dr Dzul earlier announced unspecified ex-gratia payments.
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MMA desak semua pesawat, bot dan ambulans disahkan selamat sebelum digunakan
MMA wants safety assurances for all assets (aircraft, boats, ambulances) used for medical missions, mandatory government-funded insurance for health workers on official duty, allowance reviews, a review of liability-waiver forms, and a national task force.