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Heli crash: Captain Zainol, Dr Ainul Baraah's remains expected to be buried tomorrow

SEREMBAN: The remains of pilot Captain Zainol Afiq Bee Sham, 30, are expected to be brought back to Negeri Sembilan tomorrow for burial at the Senawang Muslim Cemetery (Forest Heights) after Asar prayers.

Heli crash: Captain Zainol, Dr Ainul Baraah's remains expected to be buried tomorrow

SEREMBAN: Captain Zainol Afiq Bee Sham, 30, and Dr Ainul Baraah Kamarudin, 33, are set to be buried in their respective Muslim cemeteries tomorrow. Captain Zainol's remains are expected to arrive in Negeri Sembilan from Miri Airport in Sarawak around 4.30pm, before being taken to Senawang Muslim Cemetery (Forest Heights) for burial at 5.30pm.

Dr Ainul's remains are anticipated to reach Kelantan early tomorrow, where they will be taken to Masjid Al Karomah for funeral prayers before burial at Sri Kedeper Muslim Cemetery. The crash occurred on Tuesday, resulting in the deaths of all five individuals on board the BO-105 helicopter operated by Layang-Layang Aerospace for a Flying Doctor Service.

The victims include Dr Ainul, Captain Zainol, assistant medical officer Alexson Adit Henry, and nurses Jessie Paya Jok and Debra Moset.

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