Navy will continue with flypast but with stricter safety measures


Photo: ONG SOON HIN/The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: Following the air tragedy at the Lumut Naval base, the Royal Malaysian Navy will continue conducting the flypast at certain events but with stricter safety measures.

Navy chief Admiral Tan Sri Abdul Rahman Ayob (pic) said the flypast is a routine and safe air formation that could lift the spirit and confidence of naval pilots.

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