AADK cadang ujian urin kru penerbangan sebulan sekali
AADK cadang ujian urin secara rambang dalam usaha mencegah penyalahgunaan dadah dalam sektor penerbangan.
Agensi Antidadah Kebangsaan (AADK) is proposing more frequent random drug testing for flight crew members, at least once a month, to strengthen efforts in preventing drug abuse in the aviation sector. Ruslin Jusoh, Deputy Director-General of AADK, said this proposal will be discussed through increased cooperation between AADK and Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG), potentially through a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to be signed next month.
Cooperation has been established before, but this time, AADK aims to make the testing more frequent, possibly once a month. If necessary, they may also shorten the testing interval for specific cases. MAG currently has a hospital and clinic with trained doctors to conduct the drug tests, but AADK sees the need for frequent testing as an additional precaution.
The screening process for flight crew is expected to conclude on September 15, and so far, all tested crew members have tested negative. Over 1,000 flight crew have undergone drug testing. AADK is currently finalizing the draft MoU, hoping to sign it in October.
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