Bangkok hospital says most seriously injured from turbulence-hit flight need spinal operations

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Husband describes flight 'carnage' that left wife with spinal injury

An Australian man onboard the Singapore Airlines flight hit by extreme turbulence has described the "absolute carnage" during the plane's freefall, revealing his wife suffered a serious spinal injury as the plane suddenly plunged 6000 feet.Keith Davis and his wife are two of the Australians still being treated in Bangkok, with the pair hoping for a medevac home.Nine Australians remain in hospital, including three in ICU.READ MORE: Spanish-Boliv…

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Singapore Airlines turbulence: Two Kiwis remain in Bangkok hospital

Two New Zealanders remain in a Bangkok hospital after being injured when a Singapore Airlines flight was hit by severe turbulence . One of the men received...

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Fliers On Turbulent Singapore Airlines Plane Suffered Brain, Spine Injuries

Passengers on a Singapore Airlines flight that hit extreme turbulence over Asia suffered skull, brain and spinal injuries, the head of a Bangkok hospital said Thursday. Twenty people remain in intensive care in the Thai capital, where flight SQ321 made an emergency landing on Tuesday after the terrifying high-altitude ordeal. The Boeing 777-300ER hit what an airline official described as "sudden extreme turbulence" over Myanmar, sending passenge…

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The never-before-treated injuries passengers sustained on turbulent Singapore flight

Twenty people remain in intensive care in Bangkok, where a Singapore Airlines flight made an emergency landing on Tuesday after experiencing extreme turbulence.

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Singapore flight turbulence: Passengers suffered skull, brain and spinal injuries

The head of a Bangkok hospital has said that passengers and crew onboard a Singapore Airlines flight that hit severe turbulence suffered skull, brain and spinal injuries. The flight was carrying 211 passengers and 18 crew from London to Singapore.  A hospital official said on Thursday (May 23) that 20 people who were aboard remain in intensive care in the Thai capital, where flight SQ321 made an emergency landing on Tuesday after turbulence at 1

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Spinal and skull injuries dominate among the 40 people still being treated at the hospital after boarding the plane that had to make an emergency landing in Bangkok due to extreme turbulence. The youngest patient is a two-year-old child.