A aircraft operated by a Hubline subsidiary went down in Long Lellang, Sarawak, killing all five people on board. The crash happened during the medical service. Fires were occurring in Borneo at the time.
The Sarawak Transport Ministry has requested a review of safety procedures of the Flying Doctor Service. The program plans to continue its services in Sarawak despite the fatal crash.
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