CAP welcomes Malaysia Airlines pilot drug screening initiative
JERTIH, Aug 8 -- The National Anti-Drug Agency supports the move by Malaysia Aviation Group to make it compulsory for 1,260 Malaysia Airlines pilots to undergo…
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GEORGE TOWN: Air travellers can have greater confidence in flight safety after Malaysia Aviation Group MAG ordered mandatory drug screening for all 1,260 Malaysia Airlines pilots, a consumer watchdog said. Rusliln said Amphetamine-Type Stimulants (ATS), such as syabu (methamphetamine), yaba pills and ecstasy, remained the most prevalent, accounting for 6,206 cases or 81.9 per cent, followed by opiates with 1,281 cases or 16.9 per cent in the first quarter of this year.
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GEORGE TOWN: Air travellers can have greater confidence in flight safety after Malaysia Aviation Group MAG ordered mandatory drug screening for all 1,260 Malaysia Airlines pilots, a consumer watchdog said
according to New Straits TimesRusliln said Amphetamine-Type Stimulants (ATS), such as syabu (methamphetamine), yaba pills and ecstasy, remained the most prevalent, accounting for 6,206 cases or 81.9 per cent, followed by opiates with 1,281 cases or 16.9 per cent in the first quarter of this year.
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