Was bad weather to blame? Investigators dig into what brought down deadly Long Lellang crash

The Air Accident Investigation Bureau has initiated an inquiry into the Flying Doctor Service helicopter crash in Long Lellang, resulting in five fatalities.

Deputy Transport Minister Datuk Hasbi Habibollah confirmed the team's presence at the crash site, emphasizing the need to await the investigative report before determining the cause, including any potential weather factors.

The tragic incident involved a BO-105 helicopter and claimed the lives of crew members, including the pilot and medical staff.

The report is anticipated to be finalized soon.

KOTA KINABALU, Sept 11 — The Air Accident Investigation Bureau has begun its investigation into the cause of the Flying Doctor Service helicopter crash in Long Lellang which claimed five lives, said Deputy Transport Minister Datuk Hasbi Habibollah.

Hasbi said the ministry’s air accident investigation team was already at the crash site and was working to determine the cause of the tragedy.

“We will wait for the report from the Air Accident Investigation Team. We cannot say anything at this stage,” he said when met by reporters after launching the National Madani Taxi Renewal Programme here on Friday.

Asked if bad weather could have caused the crash, Hasbi said it was too early to draw any conclusions.

“We will wait for the report. I cannot predict it because everything will depend on the investigation, including the weather,” he said, adding that the report was expected to be completed soon.

The BO-105 helicopter, registered 9M-LLF and operated by Layang-Layang Aerospace Sdn Bhd, crashed near the Long Lellang Short Take-Off and Landing airport in Ulu Baram while conducting an FDS mission on Sept 8.

All five crew members, including the pilot, on board, were killed in the crash. They were identified as pilot Captain Zainol Afiq Bee Sham, 30; medical officer Dr Ainul Baraah Kamaruddin, 33; assistant medical officer Alexson Adit Henry, 31; and staff nurses Debra Moset, 40, and Jessie Paya Jok, 44. — The Borneo Post

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航空事故调查局已对皇家空中医生服务直升机在龙乐浪坠毁事故展开调查，该事故造成五人死亡。

交通部副部长拿督哈斯比·哈比布拉证实了调查小组已抵达事故现场，并强调需要等待调查报告才能确定事故原因，包括任何潜在的天气因素。

这起悲剧事件涉及一架 BO-105 型直升机，造成包括飞行员和医务人员在内的机组人员丧生。

预计该报告很快就会定稿。

哥打基纳巴卢，9月11日讯——交通部副部长拿督哈斯比·哈比博拉表示，航空事故调查局已开始调查皇家飞行医生服务直升机在龙乐浪坠毁的原因，该事故造成五人死亡。

哈斯比表示，该部航空事故调查小组已经抵达坠机现场，正在努力查明事故原因。

“我们将等待航空事故调查组的报告。现阶段我们无法发表任何评论，”他在周五启动国家马达尼出租车更新计划后接受记者采访时表示。

当被问及恶劣天气是否可能是造成事故的原因时，哈斯比表示现在下任何结论都为时尚早。

“我们会等待报告。我无法预测结果，因为一切都取决于调查，包括天气，”他说道，并补充说报告预计很快就会完成。

9 月 8 日，一架注册号为 9M-LLF、由 Layang-Layang Aerospace Sdn Bhd 运营的 BO-105 直升机在乌鲁巴南的 Long Lellang 短距起降机场附近执行 FDS 任务时坠毁。

机上包括飞行员在内的五名机组人员全部遇难。他们分别是：30岁的飞行员扎伊诺尔·阿菲克·比·沙姆机长；33岁的医务官艾努尔·巴拉·卡马鲁丁医生；31岁的助理医务官亚历克森·阿迪特·亨利；以及40岁的护士黛布拉·莫塞特和44岁的护士杰西·帕亚·乔克。——《婆罗洲邮报》

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