Sarawak Flying Doctor Service helicopter crash: Police find no indication of foul play
KUCHING, Sept 30 — Police have found no indication of foul play in their investigation into the Flying Doctor Serv...
KUCHING, Sept 30 — The police have concluded their investigation into the Flying Doctor Service helicopter crash at Long Lellang, Ulu Baram, finding no evidence of foul play. The tragic incident, which claimed the lives of five crew members, including the pilot, still has no clear cause. Bukit Aman Management director and Sarawak Police Commissioner Datuk Mohamad Zainal Abdullah announced that despite interviewing several witnesses, no definitive cause has been established yet.
He mentioned the possibility of a technical malfunction as a potential factor, but the Air Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) would ultimately determine the actual cause, expected to reveal its findings within 30 days.
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