KUCHING, Sept 8 2026: Governor Tun Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar and his wife Toh Puan Fauziah binti Mohd Sanusi have expressed their sadness after receiving the news of the passing of five individuals in the Flying Doctor Service helicopter crash in Long Lellang, Baram, today.
They expressed their deepest condolences and sympathies to all the family members and loved ones of the five victims who died, namely Captain Zainol Afiq, medical officer Dr Ainul Baroah Kamaruddin, medical assistance Alexson Adit, staff nurse Debra Moset and staff nurse Jessie Paya.
“Their loss is deeply felt, especially when four of the victims were health workers who were carrying out the trust of bringing health services to the community in the interior of Sarawak,” they said in a statement.
“Indeed, the work they carry out through the Flying Doctor Service is a service of great value to the people of Sarawak, especially the interior community who depend on the service for treatment and healthcare.
“Their sacrifices and service will always be remembered. They left while carrying out their responsibilities and trust to provide assistance and services to the community in need.
In this very heartbreaking moment, the governor and his wife pray that all the victims' families are given strength, perseverance and patience in facing the loss of their loved ones.
They also expressed their appreciation to all security personnel, fire and rescue teams, health workers, authorities and the local community who were involved in the operations at the scene.
“For the victims who are Muslims, may Allah SWT shower his blessings on their souls and place them among those who believe and do good deeds. For the victims who are not Muslims, may their souls rest in peace,” the governor and his wife said.
They also extended their condolences to all the victims' families, saying that Sarawak mourns the loss of five individuals who have devoted their lives and service to the community.
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