Investigators are looking at the data from recorders.
SINGAPORE - A Singaporean who was previously in the Intensive Care Unit at a Bangkok hospital has been discharged, while 48 passengers from Flight SQ321 remain warded.
The 34 warded at Samitivej Srinakarin Hospital – comprising 14 males and 20 females – are from countries such as Australia, Britain, Malaysia, and the Philippines.the hospital had said there were 41 passengers hospitalised, including one Singaporean. He said investigators from Singapore’s Transport Safety Investigation Bureau are going through data from the cockpit voice recorder and the flight data recorder.
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