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ST Explains: With compensation on the table, what s next for injured passengers and crew of SQ321?

SINGAPORE: Offers made by Singapore Airlines (SIA) to compensate the 211 passengers on board turbulence-hit Flight SQ321 are just the start of what legal experts say will be a lengthy process to determine how much the national carrier will ultimately pay out.

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#ICYMI: Singapore to raise compensation limits under Work Injury Compensation Act from 1 Nov 2025

With this update, the compensation limit for medical expenses will increase by 17% to S$53,000.

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I thought my leg was gone : Worker on 2022 accident involving 250kg industrial fan

I thought my leg was gone : Worker on 2022 accident involving 250kg industrial fan
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Worker s leg almost severed by 250kg industrial fan

Singapore News - By the time he turned 30 in 2022, Indian national Pitchaiah Muthupandi thought he would be married, as his parents had planned an arranged marriage for him in India. Instead, he found himself in hospital that year, with a mangled right leg due to a work. Read more at www.tnp.sg

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Man s leg mangled by fan in work accident, bride-to-be weds someone else: My dream was all gone

By the time he turned 30 in 2022, Indian national Pitchaiah Muthupandi thought he would be married, as his parents had planned an arranged marriage for him in India. Read more at stomp.straitstimes.com

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