Remains of Alexson to be brought to Desa Senadin after post-mortem


MIRI: The family of the late medical assistant, Alexson Adit Henry, 31, who died in the Flying Doctor Service (FDS) helicopter crash in Long Lellang on Tuesday (Sept 8), is still awaiting the results of the autopsy before setting a date and time for his last respects and burial.

The deceased's sister, Annastasia Luyah Henry, through a post on her Facebook page, said the family would provide further details on the matter as soon as the autopsy results are obtained from the hospital.

"The deceased will be taken to his residence in Desa Senadin after the autopsy process is completed," she said on behalf of Alexson's wife, Stephanie Essah Incham and all family members.

On Tuesday, the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) announced that a BO-105 helicopter carrying five individuals, including the pilot, crashed near the Long Lellang Short Take-Off and Landing Airport (STOLport).

Apart from Alexson, the other victims who died were pilot Captain Zainol Afiq Bee Sham, 30, medical officer Dr Ainul Baraah Kamaruddin, 33, and two nurses, Debra Moset, 40, and Jessie Paya Jok, 44. – Bernama

 

 

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