Ipoh plane crash: Fajim Juffa's next-of-kin eligible for Socso benefits


KUALA LUMPUR: The next-of-kin of flight instructor Fajim Juffa Mohd Mustafa Kamal, who was killed after the light aircraft he was in crashed on Jalan Dr Nazrin Shah in Ipoh on Aug 1, is eligible to receive benefits from the Social Security Organisation (Socso).

In a statement Saturday (Aug 6), Socso said its chief executive Datuk Seri Dr Mohammed Azman Aziz Mohammed had visited and handed over the benefits to the retired Royal Malaysian Air Force fighter pilot’s next-of-kin.

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“The next-of-kin received a one-off funeral management payment of RM2,000 on Aug 3 while the dependents’ benefit of RM3,555 per month will be channelled to his wife (Hayati Nawi, 50) for life and his daughter (Fatini Nadia Qistina Fajim Juffa, 17) until the age of 21 or completion of her first degree," the statement said.

The 52-year-old flight instructor was killed and fellow flight instructor Muhammad Din Fikri, from Bukit Damansara, Kuala Lumpur, injured when the light aircraft they were on crashed at around 8 pm on Aug 1. - Bernama

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