Lumut crash: post-mortem of three navy personnel completed

Sources from RMN say autopsy on the female crew members were conducted at Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital

12:07 PM MYT

 

IPOH – The autopsy of three out of the 10 victims of the helicopter crash at the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) base in Lumut, Perak, yesterday has been completed. 

According to sources within RMN, the three are the remains of the female navy crew members who were onboard the ill-fated helicopters. 

The post-mortem was conducted at the Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital (HRPB) forensic department after the remains were brought in late yesterday evening. 

It was previously reported that the bodies of eight Muslim victims of the crash are expected to be taken to the 23rd Battalion of the Royal Malay Regiment Mosque for funeral prayers. Afterwards, they will be transported to their respective hometowns. 

Media practitioners at the premises of Raja Permaisuri Bainun Hospital waiting for updates. – Sairien Nafis/Scoop pic, April 24, 2024

Meanwhile, the body of Sivasutan Thanjappan will be taken to his hometown in Sitiawan, Perak, and Joanna Felicia Rohna will be flown to Kuching, Sarawak. 

Navy chief Tan Sri Abdul Rahman Ayob and Deputy Defence Minister Adly Zahari were seen arriving at the forensic department at about 11am this morning. 

Yesterday, two navy helicopters crashed following a mid-air collision over the naval base in Lumut. 

All 10 crew members on board both helicopters were killed. – April 24, 2024

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