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SIA offers full refunds, compensation to passengers on turbulence-hit SQ321

Singapore flag carrier provides US$10,000 for minor injuries, US$25,000 for those needing long-term medical care

SQ321: eight of 16 Malaysian passengers back home after flight ordeal

Deputy foreign minister says through Malaysian Diplomatic Missions, it is monitoring the situation and trying to help bring back all Malaysians

8 daripada 16 rakyat Malaysia yang terlibat gelora udara penerbangan SQ321 sudah pulang ke tanah air

Sorang penumpang yang cedera dalam insiden gelora udara ekstrem itu sudah dibenarkan keluar hospital dan menunggu proses dibawa pulang ke tanah air dalam masa terdekat

SQ321: two Malaysians remain in ICU, five others still treated at Bangkok hospital 

Samitivej Srinakarin Hospital treating a total of 34 people injured on Singapore Airlines flight

Passengers on turbulence-hit Singapore Airlines flight suffer brain, spinal injuries

20 people still in intensive care at Bangkok hospital after Tuesday’s incident
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