Sarawak gives RM100,000 each to families of Flying Doctor Service crash victims

The Sarawak state government has provided RM100,000 to each family of the five victims of the Flying Doctor Service helicopter crash in Long Lellang, Baram.

To further assist, the Sarawak Foundation is offering educational support to ensure the continuity of the victims' children's education.

The contributions were presented by Sarawak Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg at a ceremony, where he emphasized the importance of supporting the families in their hour of need.

The tragic incident on September 8 involved a BO-105 helicopter, claiming the lives of all on board.

KUCHING, Oct 16 — The Sarawak state government has contributed RM100,000 to each of the families of the five victims of the Flying Doctor Service (FDS) helicopter crash in Long Lellang, Baram, which occurred on September 8.

Additionally, educational assistance is being provided through Yayasan Sarawak (Sarawak Foundation) to help ease the burden on the victims’ families, specifically by ensuring the continuity of their children’s education.

The contributions were presented by Sarawak Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg to the next-of-kin of the five victims during a handover ceremony held at the Sarawak State Legislative Assembly complex today.

“The loss of a family member cannot be measured in monetary terms, but we can provide some measure of support to them especially to their children.

“Earlier, we presented offer letters from Yayasan Sarawak to assist with the payment of school and university tuition fees for their children,” Abang Johari told reporters following the event.

On September 8, a BO-105 helicopter carrying five individuals, including the pilot, crashed near the Short Take-Off and Landing Port (STOLport) in Long Lellang.

The victims were Alexson Adit Henry, Debra Moset, Dr. Ainul Baraah Kamaruddin, Jessie Paya Jok, and Captain Zainol Afiq Bee Sham. — Bernama

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砂拉越州政府已向在巴南龙勒朗发生的飞行医生服务直升机坠毁事故中的五名遇难者家属每户提供 10 万令吉的抚恤金。

为了进一步提供帮助，砂拉越基金会正在提供教育支持，以确保受害者子女的教育能够继续进行。

砂拉越州行政长官丹斯里阿邦佐哈里·敦·奥本在仪式上代表砂拉越州政府捐赠了这些物资，并强调了在这些家庭需要帮助的时候给予支持的重要性。

9 月 8 日发生的悲剧事件涉及一架 BO-105 型直升机，机上所有人员全部遇难。

古晋，10月16日讯——砂拉越州政府已向9月8日发生在巴南龙乐浪的飞行医生服务（FDS）直升机坠毁事故中五名遇难者的家属各捐赠10万令吉。

此外，砂拉越基金会（Yayasan Sarawak）正在提供教育援助，以帮助减轻受害者家庭的负担，特别是确保其子女的教育能够继续进行。

今天，砂拉越州行政长官丹斯里阿邦佐哈里·敦·奥本在砂拉越州立法议会大厦举行的交接仪式上，将这些捐款交给了五名遇难者的家属。

“失去亲人的痛苦无法用金钱来衡量，但我们可以为他们，特别是他们的孩子，提供一些帮助。”

“早些时候，我们向他们出示了砂拉越基金会的资助函，以帮助他们支付子女的中小学和大学学费，”阿邦佐哈里在活动结束后告诉记者。

9 月 8 日，一架载有包括飞行员在内的五人的 BO-105 直升机在龙乐浪的短距起降港 (STOLport) 附近坠毁。

遇难者包括 Alexson Adit Henry、Debra Moset、Ainul Baraah Kamaruddin 博士、Jessie Paya Jok 和 Zainol Afiq Bee Sham 上尉。 — 马新社

律师敦促公众避免猜测，扎拉·凯里娜案的死因调查将于1月宣判。

警方证实，一名AKPS警员在吉隆坡国际机场宿舍因家庭纠纷被杀，凶器已被缴获，其丈夫已被拘留。

扎希德表示，中国原则上同意马来西亚关于建立世界职业技术教育理事会的提议。