One week after Singapore Air turbulence which forced an emergency landing in Bangkok, 34 people remain in hospital

A Boeing Co. 777-300ER aircraft operated by Singapore Airlines Ltd. on the tarmac at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok, Thailand, on Wednesday, May 22, 2024. A British man was killed and Thai authorities on Tuesday (May 28, 2024) have said most of the injuries involved the head or spine, and more than a dozen people needed surgery. - Bloomberg

SINGAPORE/BANGKOK (Bloomberg): Thirty-four Singapore Airlines Ltd. passengers remain hospitalised in Bangkok almost one week after their flight struck turbulence, underscoring the severity of the fatal incident.

In an update late Monday, the airline said 50 people who were on the London-Singapore service on May 21 are still in the Thai capital, including those receiving medical treatment.