MOH officers killed in helicopter crash receive posthumous promotions
PUTRAJAYA: Four Health Ministry (MOH) officers who died in a helicopter crash while on duty on Sept 8 have been promoted posthumously in recognition of their service and dedication.
Four Health Ministry officers who perished in a helicopter crash on September 8 have been awarded posthumous promotions in recognition of their service, according to a statement from the ministry. The Ministry of Health (MOH) honoured the personnel of the Flying Doctor Service (PDU) with these promotions, which were approved by the Public Service Promotion Board (LKPPA) on October 13.
The board approved promotions for 6,724 officers from various service schemes within the ministry, granting them appointments to the Senior Management Service (JUSA) and grades 10 to 15. The ministry's statement highlighted the ongoing efforts to recognize the commitment, dedication, and achievements of these officers in ensuring the smooth operation and effective delivery of healthcare services.
The approval of excellence-based promotion criteria for officers in the ministry's teaching service scheme was also announced, allowing them to be promoted without a vacant position. This move aims to provide these officers with enhanced opportunities for career advancement. The ministry expressed confidence that this recognition would foster continued excellence and strengthen their commitment to building a high-quality, sustainable, and responsive national healthcare system.
The ministry pledged to continue reviewing and implementing improvements to ensure the welfare and career development of its officers receive the necessary attention.
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