Copter grounding puts natives in a fix

By STEPHEN THEN

Nation Premium
Sunday, 05 Sep 2004
12:00 AM MYT

MIRI: The grounding of Hornbill Skyways helicopters since yesterday has the community in the interior regions worried.

Without the helicopters, Sarawak's unique flying doctor service catering to over 100,000 people in the remote areas would have to be suspended.

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