Treasury circular sets RM20,000 ex-gratia for Long Lellang crash victims' families
A Treasury circular effective January 1, 2025 sets a RM20,000 lump-sum ex-gratia payment for next-of-kin of federal officers who die on duty, plus a monthly payment for widows and children. The scheme is relevant to families of the five killed in the Flying Doctor Service helicopter crash at Long Lellang, Ulu Baram, Sarawak, four of them Ministry of Health staff. Socso has already paid funeral benefits to two victims' families and is referring the other three, who had no Socso records, to the Social Synergy platform.
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