Law Enforcement Activity news in Long Lellang Sarawak
-
Health Ministry to review Flying Doctor Service in Sarawak after Long Lellang crash
The Health Ministry will review its scheduled Flying Doctor Service operations in Sarawak following a helicopter crash in Long Lellang, Ulu Baram. Emergency medical evacuation flights will continue when necessary and conditions permit. The ministry will also consider the helicopter's maintenance history and safety input from relevant authorities before deciding on the service's future.
-
Bomba helicopter finally departs for Long Lellang crash site after rain delay
A Fire and Rescue Department helicopter departed from Miri at 11.06am for the crash site at Long Lellang after being delayed by heavy rain. A police team that travelled by road has arrived at the village. The identity of one passenger, medical officer Dr Ainul Baroah Kamaruddin, has been confirmed.
-
AAIB investigators arrive in Miri to probe Long Lellang helicopter crash
The Air Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) team is expected to arrive in Miri today to begin investigating the helicopter crash near Long Lellang, Sarawak. The crash site has been cordoned off, and search and rescue operations will resume. The helicopter, a BO-105 from the Flying Doctor Service, was carrying five people when it crashed.