One of the first medical responders to Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 after it landed at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport has revealed that the cabins towards the rear of the plane sustained the worst damage. It was also where there were the most number of injured passengers, added the doctor, identified as Dr Wichanya.
The interior of flight SQ321 after it made an emergency landing, staff members carry people on stretchers.One of the first medical responders to Singapore Airlines flight SQ321 after it landed at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi Airport hasIt was also where there were the most number of injured passengers, added the doctor, identified as Dr Wichanya.over the Irrawaddy Basin in Myanmar. The pilot then made an emergency landing atOne passenger died and 104 people were injured.
The doctor, who has been stationed at the Thai international airport for 12 years, indicated that this is the first large-scale medical emergency that the facility has handled. After the plane landed, 10 minutes earlier than expected, Dr Wichyanya was one of the first to enter the cabin.
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