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Father says doctor killed in helicopter crash returned to Sarawak just two days ago

KOTA BHARU, Sept 9 — The father of one of the victims of the helicopter crash in Sarawak, Kamarudin Salleh, said he last met his daughter, Dr Ainul Baroah, when she came home...

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父亲称,在直升机坠毁事故中丧生的医生两天前才返回砂拉越。

The article reports on the tragic helicopter crash in Sarawak that resulted in the death of all five individuals on board, including Dr. Ainul Baroah, a dedicated medical officer serving at Miri Hospital.

Her father, Kamarudin Salleh, recounts the last moments spent with his daughter, noting her kind demeanor and commitment to her family and work.

The helicopter crash, confirmed by the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia, occurred near the Long Lellang STOL airport during a Flying Doctor Service flight.

Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr. Dzulkefly Ahmad acknowledged the service-related duties performed by the personnel onboard.

KOTA BHARU, Sept 9 — The father of one of the victims of the helicopter crash in Sarawak, Kamarudin Salleh, said he last met his daughter, Dr Ainul Baroah, when she came home for the school holidays before returning to Sarawak on Sunday.

Kamarudin, 69, said his daughter was quiet, kind towards her family and always willing to help.

“She was her usual self, always smiling and not saying much. She spend time with her nieces and nephews and the family,” he told reporters at his home in Kampung Baung, Pengkalan Chepa, here last night.

Kamarudin said he received news of the incident at 5 pm yesterday from one of his daughter’s parents-in-law.

He said the family had yet to receive confirmation of Dr Ainul Baroah’s condition at the time, before his son-in-law contacted him to confirm his daughter’s passing.

“My daughter worked at Miri Hospital and had been serving in Sarawak for almost two years. Before that, she worked for about two years in Tanah Merah,” said the retired teacher.

Kamaruddin said his daughter’s responsibilities included monitoring patients in several areas, including Baram, which required her to travel by helicopter about once a week.

Meanwhile, Dr Ainul Baroah’s mother, retired teacher Rogayah Mohd Noor, 69, described her daughter as kind and said she had never caused problems for the family since she was a child.

“She was a good daughter. When she came home recently, we noticed that she seemed different from usual. Her face appeared radiant, and there was something different about her,” she added.

Earlier, the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) confirmed in a statement that the BO-105 helicopter, which was carrying five people, including the pilot, and operating a Flying Doctor Service flight, crashed near the Long Lellang Short Take-Off and Landing (STOL) airport, about 929 kilometres north of Kuching.

Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad said the helicopter, which departed from Miri, was operated by a pilot and carried a medical officer, an assistant medical officer, and two nurses on official duty.

Meanwhile, Miri Division Resident and chairman of the Miri Division Disaster Management Committee Galong Luang confirmed that all those on board were killed in the incident, which occurred at about 3.40 pm. — Bernama

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