A total of 20 passengers were injured as a result of the Singapore Airlines flight crash. They are hospitalized in intensive care units (ICUs). at two hospitals in Bangkok, health sources said Wednesday.

According to the latest data, those injured in the intensive care unit include British citizens (6), Malaysians (6), Australians (3), Singaporeans (2), New Zealanders (1), Filipinos (1) and Hong Kongers. Samitivej Hospital.

The source, however In its statement, it did not specify what problems boarding schools face.what the previous statement said six patients are in serious condition.

This hospital also notes that another 38 injured passengers are already on the ground, Among them is a Spaniard, 27 others have already been discharged and 19 people were treated for minor injuries at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport.

Flight SQ321, which took off from London Heathrow Airport to Singapore on Monday evening, was forced to make an emergency landing in Bangkok on Tuesday afternoon after being got into “severe turbulence”, resulting in the death of a passenger.

The deceased is a 73-year-old British man. fell victim to a heart attack during a flight on which two Spaniards were traveling.

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Wounded Spaniard The 42-year-old man “flew onto the roof” because he was not wearing a seatbelt when the sudden turbulence occurred and “he does not have any fractures, just a bruise,” the agency was told. EFE sources close to the matter.

Singapore Airlines CEO Goh Choon Fong today called for We apologize for the “traumatic experience” of the flight. and his “most sincere condolences to the family and loved ones of the deceased” in a video released by the airline.

According to the company, There were 211 passengers on board the plane. the majority are Australian (56), British (47) and Singaporean (41), plus 18 crew.

Singapore Airlines confirmed in a statement today that The 131 passengers and 12 crew on board SQ321 arrived in Singapore. this Wednesday at 5:05 a.m. on their chartered flight.

Other 79 passengers and six crew remain in Bangkok. including those receiving medical care, as well as family members and loved ones who traveled with them.

The airline assured today that “fully cooperating” with authorities for investigating the incident and that they are providing “all possible support to passengers and crew who remain in Bangkok.”

(EFE)