Flying Doctor Service crash: Investigation team due in Miri at 2pm, wreckage to be left untouched

The Air Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) is set to arrive in Miri to investigate the recent crash of a Flying Doctor Service helicopter near Long Lellang, Sarawak.

Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia's CEO, Datuk Captain Norazman Mahmud, stated that the crash site and wreckage will remain untouched until the AAIB commences its investigation.

Recovery operations have resumed with support from Fire and Rescue and police helicopters.

Additionally, police are coordinating the identification process at Miri Hospital, involving DNA comparisons to confirm victims' identities.

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 9 — Air Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) investigators are expected to arrive in Miri at 2pm today to investigate the Flying Doctor Service helicopter crash near Long Lellang, Sarawak.

The New Straits Times reported Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia chief executive officer Datuk Captain Norazman Mahmud as saying that the wreckage would remain untouched until the investigators arrived.

“The helicopter wreckage at the crash site will remain undisturbed following instructions from the AAIB... the site has been cordoned off and secured,” he was quoted as saying.

Norazman reportedly said search and recovery operations would resume today, with a Fire and Rescue Department helicopter carrying 18 personnel leaving Miri for Long Lellang at 7am.

Two police helicopters carrying 11 personnel were scheduled to join the operation, while four police officers from Long Lama and four Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency personnel from Miri were also heading to the area.

Police are set to oversee the identification process at Miri Hospital, including DNA comparisons with the victims’ families.

CAAM said the Bo-105 helicopter, carrying five people, crashed near the Long Lellang STOLport yesterday after the Flight Information Service notified the authority of the incident at 3.58pm.

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航空事故调查局（AAIB）即将抵达美里，调查近日发生在砂拉越龙乐浪附近的飞行医生服务直升机坠毁事件。

马来西亚民航局首席执行官拿督诺拉兹曼·马哈茂德上尉表示，在航空事故调查局开始调查之前，坠机现场和残骸将保持原状。

在消防救援部门和警方直升机的支援下，救援行动已经恢复。

此外，警方正在与美里医院协调身份识别工作，包括进行 DNA 比对以确认受害者身份。

吉隆坡，9月9日讯——航空事故调查局（AAIB）调查人员预计将于今日下午2点抵达美里，调查发生在砂拉越龙乐浪附近的飞行医生服务直升机坠毁事故。

据《新海峡时报》报道，马来西亚民航局首席执行官拿督诺拉兹曼·马哈茂德上尉表示，在调查人员到达之前，飞机残骸将保持原状。

据报道，他表示：“根据英国航空事故调查局 (AAIB) 的指示，坠机现场的直升机残骸将保持原状……现场已被封锁并加以保护。”

据报道，诺拉兹曼表示，搜救行动将于今天恢复，消防救援部门的一架载有 18 名人员的直升机将于早上 7 点从美里前往龙乐浪。

两架载有 11 名警务人员的警用直升机计划加入行动，同时，来自龙拉玛的四名警官和来自美里的四名马来西亚海事执法机构人员也正前往该地区。

警方将负责监督美里医院的身份识别过程，包括与受害者家属进行DNA比对。

民航局表示，一架载有五人的Bo-105直升机昨天下午3点58分在龙乐浪短距起降机场附近坠毁，此前飞行情报服务部门已向当局通报了这起事件。

参议员敦促政府更换老旧直升机，并在砂拉越坠机事故后暂时停飞BO-105型直升机

蒙面持枪歹徒从安邦一处住宅抢走290万令吉现金和奢侈品后逃逸。

罗姆平发生车祸，一辆汽车撞树后，司机和一名十几岁的乘客丧生。