Australian fell from 3rd floor terminal in Tan Son Nhat airport
A foreigner fell from the third floor of the terminal area (about 15 metres from ground) for international passengers in Tan Son Nhat Airport, in the evening of January 15.
Scene of the accident (Source: Vietnamnet)According to temporary information, the 38-year-old Australian fortunately fell into a parterre and sustained only minor injuries. Immediately, the victim was transferred to Cho Ray Hospital for treatment.
A witness said that after the fall, the passenger could still move, did not appear concussed and actually only got a nosebleed.
The accident is under further investigation.-VNA
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