Indigo flight made an emergency landing at the Birsa Munda International Airport
RANCHI: A Hyderabad-bound Indigo flight from Bagdogra in West Bengal made an emergency landing at the Birsa Munda International Airport here on Saturday morning after a 21-year-old passenger on board suffered a fit of seizure. The patient is now shifted to the Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (Rims) and doctors treating her said she is critical.
According to airport officials, the patient was travelling alone from Bagdogra to Hyderabad and had developed anxiety midway. She was given first aid and oxygen support by the airline staff on board and as her condition had deteriorated, the captain of the flight decided to make an emergency landing at the airport here.
Updated Mar 14, 2021 | 12:58 IST
A Hyderabad-bound flight from Bagdogra had to make an emergency landing in Ranchi after a 21-year-old passenger suffered a seizure. Hyderabad flight makes emergency landing in Ranchi after 21-year-old passenger has seizure. | Representational image | | Photo Credit: IANS
A Hyderabad-bound flight from West Bengal s Bagdogra had to make an emergency landing at the Birsa Munda Airport in Ranchi on Saturday after a 21-year-old patient on board suffered a seizure. The passenger was travelling alone from Bagdogra to Hyderabad and reportedly developed anxiety midway on the flight.
As per a report in the
Times of India, the 21-year-old was given first-aid and oxygen support by the flight attendants. However, her condition deteriorated further which forced the captain of the flight to make an emergency landing at the Ranchi airport. The passenger was taken to Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (Rims) from the Ranc
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