US EditionThai hospital says 43 people from Singapore Airlines flight still under treatment
- Forty-Eight individuals from a Singapore Airlines flight diverted to Bangkok due to severe turbulence require hospital treatment.
- Six individuals have been released, while 34, including nationals from Australia, the UK, Malaysia, and the Philippines, are still hospitalized.
- Over 100 passengers on flight SQ321 needed medical care after encountering severe turbulence on a journey from London Heathrow to Singapore.
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Thai hospital says 43 people from Singapore Airlines flight still under treatment
Forty three people who were on board a Singapore Airlines flight that hit severe turbulence remain hospitalised in Bangkok four days after the emergency, a hospital in the Thai capital said on Saturday.
More than 40 hurt on Singapore Airlines turbulence flight still in hospital
More than 40 passengers remain in hospital four days after a Singapore Airlines flight plunged 1,800 metres (Picture: Channel 9/Reuters) Forty three people who were on board a Singapore Airlines flight hit with severe turbulence remain in hospital. They are being treated at three different hospitals in Bangkok with various injuries four days after the terrifying incident on May 21. The Boeing 777-300ER had been on its way from London to Singapor…
Dozens remain hospitalized after deadly turbulence hit Singapore Airlines flight
Forty three people who were on board a Singapore Airlines flight that hit severe turbulence remain hospitalized in Bangkok four days after the emergency, a hospital in Thailand's capital said on Saturday.
Thai hospital says 43 people from Singapore Airlines flight still under treatment
BANGKOK (Reuters) – Forty three people who were on board a Singapore Airlines flight that hit severe turbulence remain hospitalised in Bangkok four days after the emergency, a hospital in the Thai capital said on Saturday. The 43 patients are in three different hospitals in Bangkok, Samitivej Srinakarin hospital said in a statement. At Samitivej Srinakarin hospital, where 34 of the patients are, seven are in intensive care – three Australian…
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