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Flying Doctor crash victims' families to receive monthly pension support
Malaysia's Health Minister has announced that next-of-kin of healthcare workers killed in the Flying Doctor aircraft incident will receive ongoing monthly pension benefits. The minister also confirmed approval for posthumous promotions of the four deceased medical staff members.
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Health Minister Dzulkefly Ahmad has unveiled a comprehensive support package for the families of four healthcare workers who died in the Flying Doctor crash, including the provision of monthly pension payments to their next-of-kin.
The minister announced that the proposal for posthumous promotion of the four deceased healthcare workers has also been formally approved, honouring their service and contribution to the nation's medical sector.
The financial assistance measures represent the government's commitment to supporting the families of those who lost their lives while serving in the country's aviation medical services. The monthly pension will provide sustained financial relief to dependents during their period of adjustment.
The Flying Doctor service plays a critical role in delivering healthcare to remote and underserved areas across Malaysia, and this incident has prompted the government to reaffirm its support for the families affected by the tragedy.