SQ321 incident: Situation at Bangkok hospital where injured are taken
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2024
- One person has been confirmed dead and multiple others injured, after a Singapore Airlines plane made an emergency landing in Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport. Flight SQ321 was flying from London's Heathrow Airport to Singapore when it encountered severe turbulence and was diverted to the Thai capital. Thai authorities said the deceased is a 73-year-old British national with a heart condition. After landing in Thailand, 18 passengers were hospitalised while 12 others were treated at hospitals. May Wong reports.
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Thanks Thailand, It’s very safe to be in your hospital and having the loving tender care of your doctors n nurses. Thanks to Thai People. May God bless you and all the hospitalised.
Thank you to all in Bangkok who helped the crew and passengers.
Thailand is always on top of the list when it comes to care and hospitality - from Myanmar. Prayers for all passengers and the crew.
Thank you Thailand for helping ❤
@@Paul-H-Wolfram6608 I hope you don't speak for the people of Thailand. I'm sure the Singapore Airline will settle any medical bills. I sure hope no Thai Airline planes have to land on a foreign airport with injured passengers.
@@ZSYStriker Every wholesome comments has to have a type of person to ruin a good feeling and to be a killjoy. What a pessimistic way to live a life.
ชีวิตมีค่ามากกว่าเงิน รอยยิ้มและลมหายใจเท่านั้นที่ทำให้โลกใบนี้มีความสุข😊🙏
@@Paul-H-Wolfram6608
ผู้โดยสารเครื่องบิน 211กว่าชีวิต มีทุกสัญชาติ กับเงิน ผมขอเลือกชีวิต ผู้โดยสารดีกว่าครับ
The passengers also helping to pay for the medical bills and that helps Thai economy too
Thank you Thailand 🇹🇭, its emergency support and Hospital staff for your love.
God bless you all and a speedy recovery to all concerned 🙏
Thai people always soo friendly
ขอบคุณ! Thank you!
Brilliant support from the Thais fast,professional and compassionate.
Not so fast... Take a look at the post from @Paul-HWolframe6608.
LOL thais thanking their own country for clout 😂😂 the asean way
Bangkok emergency services did an excellent job prioritising, receiving, triage, transporting, and treating the injured.
Thank you Thailand for the Assistance
Your welcome, land of smiles.
@@thaimanclarkLOL thais thanking their own country for clout 😂😂 the asean way
My Siamese cat replied
Sawadeekapp🐱👍
5:26
Bangkok has Amazing Hospitals and Doctors and are all in safe hands . My husband was treated as a Cancer patient and his life was extended by wonderful Cancer Institute in Bangkok attached to the Mahidol Hospital. I Pray for all affected by this sad Tragedy. Singapore Airline's has a exceptional safety record. THIS COULD HAVE BEEN MUCH WORSE IF NOT FOR THHE PILOTS SAFELY LANDING OF THE PLANE .I Pray For all affected by this weather incident phisically and mentally 💜💛💜💛💜💛💜💛
Thank you Thailand for support in emergency situation.
Thank you Thailand government, hospital, all the doctors and nurses and all emergency workers for your kind support during this difficult time. We Singaporean show you our gratitude. Thank you and may God bless you all! 🙏🙏
We are always ready to help. God bless everyone, thank you Captain, he is a hero.🙏🙏
Thailand the land of smile ❤❤
My big thank you to all Thai authorities swept action taken very professionally. As reported by media, they also arrange traffic police escorted all ambulances to hospital. Well-done again your true Thai kind hospitality greatly appreciated.
Also tks MAY WONG from CNA yr very good coverage all area she well covered very professional her work. My deepest condolences to deceased family and pray he RIP, to others wishing you speedy recovery. Last but not forget, SIA pilot who face this dramatic unfortunate incident,but managed to save all the remaining passengers and landed safely to Suvarnabhumi airport. Well-done.
❤thank you Thailand 🇹🇭 for the assistance
Thai people to the rescue , gotta love my asian brothers thank you for everything.Greetings from America
Was u on the flight stop talk g stupidness about thanking Asian brothers there would have been support by any country had it been in their cou try
brothers?
@@Trollingthemloudlytndwhat’s the issue ? Love Thai ppl can’t I refer to them as brothers ? Aren’t we humans?
it happens almost everywhere
@@bornfree1888what’s your point ? Can’t I show love to the Asian community?
This is so sad. Thanks for the pilots who quickly diverted the plane safely to thailand and thanks for the quick response of the Thai authorities.
🙏❤️
If the pilot is quick, there would not have been any fatalities. Don’t need to PR the situation. Wait for the investigation.
@@Scambuster491 Turbulence isn't the fault of the pilot, as much as you want to blame them for it.
@@KyoushaPumpItUp it’s the pilot that can do due diligence and not sleeping at his jobz
@@Scambuster491 Pilots aren't allowed to sleep on flights unless they have someone to take their place. It was a long flight so they have relief pilots on board. Weather isn't the fault of the pilot.
Reporter in the hospital is explaining the situation very accurately, and with so much details. Kudos to her amazing journalism😍☺️
May Wong is a veteran reporter.
@@moseslim1787 thank you, I will look forward to her interviews from now on.
I was thinking the same thing. She is very good.
Thank you to the pilot who managed to make an emergency safety landing and saving lives of 200+ people.thank you SIA crews.🙏
in spite of this horrific event, the plane still didn't fall or crashed and landed safely in Thailand. This is how safe flying is!
Thank you Thailand 🙏🏼 Wonderful land & people. The captain averted a serious disaster too. Been thru a severe air turbulence in the past. At that time nothing matters to you. All your prejudices, grudges, wishes, objectives in life, everything vanishes and you are facing imminent and painful death. You become human. While alive, let us be kind and good to one another.
คุนได้เข้าถึงธรรมชาติด้วยความรู้สึก ขอให้พวกเรารักกันทุกเชื้อชาติทุกเผ่าพันธุ์ทุกวัฒนธรรม ภัยพิบัติจากธรรมชาติจะได้หายไปคงเหลือไว้แต่ซึ่งรอยยิ้มที่มีให้แก่กัน โดยไม่ต้องใช้เงินในประเป๋า 🥲🙏
Thank you for all Thai rescuers, medical personnel,and the Thai Airport Authorities for their professional response.
Last month on the flight from Istanbul to Riyadh, Iran, I was performing CPR to the passenger while the turbulence occurred during the emergency landing. I can feel the plane going up and down and shaking. It was out of control with no seatbelt. There were two passengers having panic attacks.
I love Thailand! So generous people!
That’s why they called Thailand land of the smile😃
Praise and thank God for protecting the passengers from frightening crash.. Kudos to the Pilots too. Thailand's disaster- readiness is also commendable.
Judging by the types of critical injuries this event must have been absolutely terrifying. 😢😢😢😢😢
People were not in seatbelts obviously
I'm sure scary 😢. Like an earthquake
As. Least expect it
Such
Honestly,for me take-off & landing where l put on my seat belt🤣
That’s why seatbelts are highly recommended throughout a flight
i heard the plane dropped few thousand feets within 3 or 6 minutes, that's like a rollercoaster plunge in the air.
A very big thank you to the first responders in Thailand who acted quickly. May everyone who put much effort into treating the injured be blessed and only face good in life. ❤️
THANK YOU pilot and crew you manage to land the palne. Thank you Thailand also for helping the passenger 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank you Thailand for looking after these passengers and crew
Great job by the courageous pilots for safe landing
The fact that the pilots are able to get the plane flew in such intense turbulence and landed safely is no easy feat.
ขอแสดงความเสียใจกับครอบครัวชาวอังกฤษที่เสียชีวิตในเหตุการณ์นี้และผู้ประสบภัยทุกท่าน ขอให้หายไวไว และขอบคุณเจ้าหน้าที่สนามบินสุวรรณภูมิทุกท่านทุกหน่วยงานที่ประสานงานกันดีมากอย่างยอดเยี่ยมช่วยเหลือผู้ประสบภัยได้อย่างรวดเร็ว
Kopun kap
How traumatic. Grateful to Thailand for its help. Prayers for everyone involved.
In Thailand , May all the holy beings in Thailand help the injured to safety and return to their hometowns to see their beloved families.
That’s why I never remove my seatbelt when in plane except when I go to the bathroom… I just loosen it a bit so I can move a little while I sleep. Some turbulence are really strong shakes sometimes.
RIP to the British man 🙏🙏🙏
RIP
God bless all for speedy recovery.
Thanks Thailand for your help!
Terimakasih 🇹🇭 kamu telah menolong nya
Tq Thailand authorities. Very welll organized n keeping t injured privacy.
Thank you 🇹🇭...May you be bless
I've experienced severe turbulence before when the plane was trying to descend through severe gusty wind conditions. The entire plane felt like it was going to crush, with severe bumps, shaking back and forth, rocking side to side, ups and down dropping like a roller coaster, knocking all the food trays off the shelves. Everyone was so scared, and I wouldn't stop praying to God the entire time. It was so severe that I was still shaken up even after we landed and on our entire 3 hr car ride back home. I had a panic attack. All the passengers on our flight also thought we were going to crash and die. I can only imagine what this flight went through 😢.
Thank you for sharing your experience. Definitely it was scary. You manage to overcome the situation. That's make you stronger.
I got on the same plane i vomitted profusely. It just too much nausea i thought im gonna die.
Yes. Situation like this very scary. I had experienced twice, flight to hkg and from Indonesia, it like the plane suddenly fall off in a matter of seconds. Alhamdulillah, Allah the Almighty saves us and at those time only keep on praying.
Thank you Thai People and it's government
Okay, but those injured passengers still need to pay up their medical bills before they can leave Thailand, there is no free lunch in the world.
@@Paul-H-Wolfram6608 Of course. Singapore don't ask for free lunch. Thank you.
@@PP_LKhe’s is not Thai but make comment to make people hate Thai people. Look at his account name. He’s probably just old farang who spend fortune in pattaya and hate Thailand for his lack of self control.
@@Paul-H-Wolfram6608which source of information that you received that it'll be free of charge? Please tell everyone
All the bills should be paid by SQ , don’t you think? It’s common sense responsibility when such as accident happened @Paul-H-Wolfram6608
Actually, there are a lot of EMS volunteer team and emergency medical teams in Thailand. In accident case , they will respond quickly. include many hospitals spreading the whole region.
Praying before eating is a good routine to get rid of the devil. The pilot deserves appreciation for safe landing the plane.
Thank you Thailand for The helping hand, 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍💪💪💪
My condolences to the british man family and friends. Also, thank you, Thailand 🇹🇭 & Singapore airlines for their constant update.
โชคดีมากที่เครื่องบิบไม่ตก นักบินเก่งมาก ควบคุมการบินได้ดี
Wait for the full report. Can't rule out failure of controls or something weird happening to the flaps. After all, it's a Boeing.
Amazing the wings didn't rupture under such stress
Airplane wing can withstand 150% stress above it's initial design.
@@mhsurajit i think its only a matter of time before the 150percent mark is exceeded by these climatic change induced winds and storms
Thnak you Pilot and Co pilots for the swift decision to land the flight.
No it isn’t. We have to thank the Thais. Nothing to do with the pilots.
@@Scambuster491of course we have to thank the Pilots for their quick action and decision to have an emergency landing before they crashed down. It would have been even worse if they didn't do it immediately. I always fly with Singapore Airlines and their service is always good and they are very helpful. I also experienced turbulence(s) with different airlines I flew, but something like this oh thank God NO. RIP to the one who didn't make it and my condolences to the whole family.
@@Zichi14 unfortunately that’s not the case. The action is not quick enough. Had it been quick enough, there will not be any fatality. And we understand that you are an employee of SIA under the Public Relation Department busy spamming the social media to protect your company’s brand. I can confidently say that the company will not do well this summer. How can we thank a pilot when their job is to land the plane safely? Thanking them is like thanking a striker for scoring a goal when he’s paid to do it.
@@Scambuster491 I am not an employee of that airline. Why did you say that? I am only a passenger and I love to fly with that airline I must say.
@@Scambuster491 what do you think if they didn't have an emergecy landing? Do you think that all of them would survive?
Well done to the pilot for managing a landing!
The news reporter is very articulate. Great job on this tragic situation.
Salute to Thailand people! God bless🙏 Thailand
Thailand so helpful
I’ve experienced pretty intense turbulence in the past, and my heart was definitely racing afterwards. I wonder how bad this turbulence must’ve been for that gentleman to have a heart attack and pass away. 😢
Plane decended 7000ft in 2mins 😮
@@jake751 6000ft in 3 min
Sounds to me like the airline is trying to pin the man’s death on his heart condition and not the injuries from severe turbulence itself. Good luck with that.
@artforlifelady sounds to me like you're talking out of your rear end
They Said the plane dropped down
Sad to hear the Loss🥹,,and also thank you Thailand hospital saff for helping the people who got injured❤️❤️🙏
Thank you to the Thai. I thought it is advisable to always Buckle up unless one gets off the seat to use the Restroom.
Thank you Thailand for a good gesture in helping the injured. Thank you to the pilots for managing a safe landing thereby saving lives. I wish a quick recovery to the injured and may the departed soul rest in eternal peace
I was supposed to be onboard on this flight SQ321 back to Singapore but rescheduled to 22nd (same flight SQ321 ) instead because I’ve met an old friend and decided to extend for another day so that we could meet up for dinner, otherwise I could be one of the injured person. My condolences to the family of the deceased and at this difficult moment my thoughts are with them wholeheartedly & wishes those onboard who are injured a speedy recovery.
Wow, you are very lucky
So you were willing to book with boeing and probably rebooked on another beoing plane. Why is that that you are willing to fly with boeing?
@dreamthedream8929 turbulence does not care about the type of aircraft....
Oh, then you should treat your friend another dinner for saving your life.
@@Paul-H-Wolfram6608 Saving his life? How does that make sense?
People always say turbulence is normal but I think turbulence can be very danger.
normal !== safe
Turbulences are usually uncommon, when they do happen, it's more of light or moderate where injuries are still not too common [maybe a few bumps but nothing serious, sometime moderate turbulence can cause injuries]. Severe turbulence are quite rare since pilots would usually avoid regions where they believe turbulence will occur.
In this case, it might be clear air turbulence where it was unexpected and to make things worst, it's a severe type.
That is why seat belts should be on whenever you are seated even if the seat belt lights are off. You can still go to the toilet, take a short walk to stretch your legs, etc, as necessary since turbulence don't happen all the time or throughout the whole flight.
It's only very dangerous if that's a Boeing plane.
No turbulence has brought a plane down since 1960s, just stay seated with the seat belt on and you should be fine. If objects start flying around, wrap your hands around head.
Clear air turbulence can be dangerous, but not sufficient to bring down the plane after 1960s.
Think after this incident, passengers would be paranoid to get seat belted as soon as they hear any turbulence messages voiced over the intercom. Which perhaps it’s a good thing.
Should try to keep belts on for entire flight
As soon as? Seatbelts should be fastened anytime your seated.. Clear Air Turbulance can't be seen on radar. You can only go by Pilot Reports or Pireps.
Just to be safe, do you think the plane maker should install seatbelt in the 🚻 toilet bowl 🚽 too.
❤どうもありがとうございました❤ 🇹🇭
1 died, 7 injured,.
But they manage to land the plane, I considered that a win unless they handed the turbulence 'wrongly' but I really doubt so because their lives are at stake too.
2 dead
Are you a pilot or just an other one who becomes suddenly an expert in aviation ? When Covid is there everybody is virologe, when it is a matter of justice everybode is expert constitutional matters and so on and so on. We say The best captain stays ashore. Meaning that outsiders know it better till the moment they have to proof it !
Heartbreaking news to the family of the deceased. Condolences to them. Kudos to the pilot who landed the aircraft safely. May all those who suffered injuries recover fully.
Hope the injured speedy recovery.
The hospital is amazing.
Oh ! Really ?
Do you know that hospital's name ?
@@Paul-H-Wolfram6608it is Samitivej Srinakarin located in Bangkok. Once I experienced their service, I've never changed to anywhere else again. Besides the hospital condition is nice, clean and good standard, the staff are extremely polite and good service mind.
Actually there're quite numbers of good hospitals here too. Hopefully Thailand could be medical hub in the future. 😊
@@Paul-H-Wolfram6608โรงพยาบาลสมิติเวช ศรีนครินทร์
ลองหาตำแหน่งใน google maps โรงพยาบาลหรูและมีมาตรฐานอันดับต้นๆ
@@Paul-H-Wolfram6608I have heard from local news, the hospital name is “Samitivej hospital”
Well done Thailand, I can't help but ask myself if this happened over my country's airspace what could happen if the plane had landed in JKIA? These events can happen and it's sad to hear death occurred as well as a result. QR to everyone affected
Am curious to know how do pilots manage turbulences ?? Thank you 🙏 Thai airport authorities for taking care of the passengers
Deep condolence from us in Indonesia 😢❤
We should pray for the pilot, co pilot and all the passengers for a blessed trip before our trip.❤🙏
Thank you Thailand
Thank you Thailand for helping
Tracking data captured by FlightRadar24 and analysed by The Associated Press showed the Singapore Airlines flight cruising at an altitude of 37,000 feet. Just after 0800 GMT, the Boeing 777 suddenly and sharply pitched down to 31,000 feet over the span of some three minutes, the data shows.
The aircraft stayed at 31,000 feet for just under 10 minutes before rapidly descending and landing in Bangkok .
Yet the incident happened at 7.50 so try again with your sensionationalism.😊
A 6000ft drop over 3 mins pre-landing is completely normal and safe manoeuvre.
@@scienceevolves4417 The Singapore Airlines Flight #SQ321 experienced severe turbulence over Myanmar's Irrawaddy Basin, causing a 7000 feet drop in about three minutes. Such a steep fall is not normal and can lead to injuries among passengers.
The flight departed from London Heathrow Airport and was en route to Singapore's Changi Airport when the incident occurred.
The Boeing 777-300ER aircraft made an unscheduled landing at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok at approximately 3:58 p.m. local time
Bangkok is in the UTC+7 time zone, which is 7 hours ahead of GMT
Therefore, the turbulence likely occurred sometime before 3:58 p.m. Bangkok time, which would be before 8:58 GMT (3:58 PM Bangkok time - 7 hours = 8:58 AM GMT)
The exact time is not provided, but it was likely around 8:00 GMT or shortly before.
Thank you for excellent broadcast. Hope every passenger get well 🙏.
This sounds so heartbreaking, hope that his family can get the peace they want from this crisis, this is very unfortunate. 😢
Well done to the pilot in landing the plane safely
Plane system n structure was NOT Damaged in Anyway.
No Reason what so Ever that Would even be a Problem
@@vincecarlo so turbulence then
Yep Boeing builds a tough, strong, safe aircraft. That’s why they were able to land safely in spite for the extreme turbulence they encountered.
I was briefed by a steward in 2001 about such harmful consequences of turbulences. I've always fastened my seat belt when sitting, ever since. People get way too comfortable with safety when flying. A lot of injuries could have been prevented with such simple routine.
I fly with SQ today from Singapore to KL. Thanks god all went well and safely landed in KL.. deepest condolences to the casualties. Hope all injured people recover soon.
Yours was just a short distance, that SQ 312 flight was from London to Singapore which is a few thousands miles away.
Bodo per😂
Bro flying from Sgp to Malaysia which is like 20 mins away😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I have been traveling since 1997, probably already more than 400 flights up to now… been in 26 hours flight from Jakarta to Rio de Janeiro or Jakarta to Houston in several occasions, but the most scary severe turbulence that I ever experienced actually in 45 minutes flight in Indonesia. Nothing to do with the long haul or short flight, you just need in a wrong time and a wrong spot to experience severe turbulence. That’s why you need to wear your seat belt while seated.
What a good reporter from the hospital,thumps up to her!
One report said “ aircraft plunges 6,000’ “ fact is the decent of 6,000’ took 3 minutes , or 2000’ per minute to descend, hardly a “ plunge “ in all likelihood the crew made a controlled descent to get out of the turbulence.
That's 10 meter per second. Normal? 🙄
@@Jack-hy2ki Not sure about meters, but considering the crew didn’t know if there was any structural damage to the aircraft, they descended as quickly as safely possible to get out of the turbulence, there rate of decent was approximately 2000’ per minute.
@@Jack-hy2ki yes. 2000 feet/minute is pretty normal.
That is the average calculations though. It could have plunged 2000 in 5 seconds, and then another 4000 in 2 minutes 55 seconds subsequently.
@@davidlum2001 however the reports said it was 6,000’ in 3 minutes, have to wait and see what the FDR actually confirms what happened. Until then anything is just speculation.
i am sorry to hear about this news. sending my deepest sympathy to his family and friends. 🙏
Thank you for your help share a video and report May Wong the passenger airline's.in Singapore ❤❤❤..
My deep condolences to the family who lost a loved one.
Thanks for the pilot and thanks Thailand’s for help, Singapore 🇸🇬 you don’t need to say sorry it’s a nature way we’re only human.that someone injured did not were seats Belt.
Turbulence can occur anytime , anywhere. I do want to point out Thai, Indian and Vietnam airspace can be wild as many times when I travel out from the Philippines to Dubai, turbulences occur frequently above the airspaces of aforementioned countries.
But your country too much typhoon also
@@OkOk-bi2pq Im not even from the Philippines haha. Its worse if you travel when near a storm such as typhoon.
Upsetting , turbulence is unpredictable .
Excellent coverage and content. Thank you from Peter in the USA!❤
Mashyallah May God protect all the passengers on the flight. My prayers are with you all.
😢rest in peace, condolences to his family. Hope all have a speedy recovery.
All respect to the two pilots for managing and taking control over the situation, this could have become much worse had they not dealt with this as true professionals. The pilots are the true heros here. Imagine having to deal with that and then from gaining control over the plane to landing the plane. They did an amazing job. x
ขอให้ปลอดภัยกันนะคะ
Thanks CNA for the timely update.
CNA was slow about the news, i already heard the news from other media before CNA broadcast it.
Think those who kena injured could be the air stewardess who was busy serving meals when this severe hit the plane.
Dawn please interview as many passengers and the flight crews of that plane including the pilot cos we need to know what exactly happened during the turbulence
We have to be thankful to Thailand for all their effort to help. 🙏
Thank God for that🙏👼
Often it is the cabin crew who are necessarily unbelted and injured in such an incident.
In aviation accident history, yes, turbulence has caused deaths and critical injuries before albeit uncommon. Hope the survivors get well soon and condolences to the departed. Also let this be a reminder to have your seatbelts on when you're at your seats.
Facing turbulence is something very common during flights. For safety, one must wear the seat belt ALWAYS. No need wait for the seat belt 'on' sign.
It’s well advised to keep the seat belts always fasten even if the seat belts sign has been turned off . This is due to unexpected turbulence . While crossing equator there are high chances of tropical storms which can cause moderate to severe turbulence . Sometimes the clear air turbulence can also be an issue so it’s better to keep the seat belts securely fastened .
It must have been terrifying.
Condolences to the family and friends of the British man. ❤️
Excellent reporting and excellent care from Thailand. Keep your seat belt on at all times.
This is so hear breaking . Condolences to the british man who passed away. 💐
I remembered my first flight last 2007 ..we also need to had emergency landing in Bangkok because of severe turbulence.. that flight from Philippines ..
I am in Thailand. I am very pleased that our country is the sponsor of the Singapore Airlines flight this time. Our country has done the best we can.
Thailand is not the sponsor, it will all be handled by Singapore Airlines the airline is very rich, it is among the top 10 richest airline in the world. The cost will all be reimbursed by the Singapore airlines.
Thank you Thailand! Your help rendered is very much appreciated 👍
@@amandamikmik3568I think what he want to say is “support” not “sponsor” but in Thai, it is the same word and people use it wrong all the time
@@amandamikmik3568No need to lose, insurances will cover them. Thus, you don't have to pay the costs. We asure xan handle them 😊
@@teeratpipitcharulerd3277yes❤
RIP for the victim, and get soon well condition for other passengers. Tx for all crews to handle this bad condition with skill profesional . GOD BLESS for crews and all Passengers
Those who likes to travel also must take risks no matter what mode of travel, that's the meaning of travel.
If you don't travel you too take risks just eating food can be risky life is like that