Page 7 - Double Six News Today

Kota Kinabalu: The release of the final report on the “Double Six” plane crash that killed the then Sabah Chief Minister Tun Fuad Stephens and 10 others 47 years ago has sparked even more questions about why the crash was classified in the first place.

LABUAN: The promised declassification of the Double Six Nomad aircraft crash findings by the Anwar-led Unity Government deserves commendation as no previous government took Sabahans seriously.

Kuala Lumpur: There was no evidence of sabotage, fire or explosion in the Sabah Air plane crash that killed the then Sabah Chief Minister Tun Fuad Stephens, along with several members of the State Cabinet in 1976, according to the declassified report on the crash.

PUTRAJAYA: The final report of the investigation into the Sabah Air plane crash that killed the then Chief Minister Tun Fuad Stephens has been classified as an open document and can be accessed on the Transport Ministry’s website from Wednesday. Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the report had been declassified in accordance with Section 2C of the Official Secrets Act 1972.

KOTA KINABALU: A day after the “Double Six” plane crash investigation report was declassified, the family of the late Datuk Peter J Mojuntin feel they are now further from the truth than before.

LABUAN: The promised declassification of the Double Six Nomad aircraft crash findings by the Anwar-led Unity Government deserves commendation as no previous government took Sabahans seriously.

Kota Kinabalu: Captain Nizam Ghandi Nathan, son of the pilot of the ill-fated Nomad plane crash in 1976, does not accept that his father should be the sole one to be blamed.

KOTA KINABALU: Copies of the official report on the Double Six tragedy have been given to families of those who perished in the crash.

Kota Kinabalu: Captain Nizam Ghandi Nathan, son of the pilot of the ill-fated Nomad plane crash in 1976, does not accept that his father should be the sole one to be blamed.

Kota Kinabalu: The federal government is aware of the sentiments of the “inconclusive” declassified report of the “Double Six” plane crash, including the call for the Australian authorities, who manufactured the Nomad aircraft, to release the forensic report on the crash, Ewon Benedick said today.