Passenger dies after medical emergency on Malaysia Airlines flight to Sydney

A passenger aboard Malaysia Airlines flight MH141 from Kuala Lumpur to Sydney died following a severe asthma attack despite immediate medical interventions by a doctor, nurses, and cabin crew.

The 58-year-old Indian national was pronounced dead mid-air, and New South Wales Police do not consider the death suspicious.

Malaysia Airlines expressed condolences to the family and apologized for the resulting flight disruptions.

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 18 — A passenger died on board a Sydney-bound Malaysia Airlines flight after suffering a critical medical emergency mid-air on Wednesday.

Malaysia Airlines confirmed that the passenger on board flight MH141 from Kuala Lumpur to Sydney could not be revived despite immediate emergency medical intervention by crew members and qualified medical personnel on board, news.com.au reported.

A doctor, three nurses, and a cabin crew member rushed to assist the passenger and administered cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), but the doctor on board subsequently pronounced the individual dead.

The passenger, who was travelling alongside a family member, was identified by Daily Mail Australia as a 58-year-old Indian national who suffered a severe asthma attack during the eight-hour journey.

The flight departed Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday morning and touched down at Sydney Airport at 7.43pm local time.

New South Wales Police confirmed that officers were alerted at the international terminal around 5.50pm regarding a medical emergency involving a 58-year-old man on an inbound flight from Malaysia.

Authorities said the death is not being treated as suspicious and no further police investigation is expected.

In a statement yesterday, Malaysia Airlines extended its sincere condolences to the passenger’s family and apologised to travellers affected by delays and disruptions to flights MH141 and its return service, MH140.

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马来西亚航空公司 MH141 航班从吉隆坡飞往悉尼，一名乘客在突发严重哮喘后死亡，尽管医生、护士和机组人员立即进行了医疗干预。

这名58岁的印度籍男子在空中被宣布死亡，新南威尔士州警方认为其死因并无可疑之处。

马来西亚航空公司向遇难者家属表示慰问，并对由此造成的航班延误或取消表示歉意。

吉隆坡，9月18日讯——周三，马来西亚航空公司一架飞往悉尼的航班上，一名乘客在空中突发严重疾病后死亡。

据 news.com.au 报道，马来西亚航空公司证实，从吉隆坡飞往悉尼的 MH141 航班上的一名乘客，尽管机组人员和机上合格的医务人员立即进行了紧急医疗干预，但仍未能被救活。

一名医生、三名护士和一名机组人员立即赶去救助这名乘客，并对其进行了心肺复苏术（CPR），但机上医生随后宣布该乘客死亡。

据《每日邮报》澳大利亚版报道，这名乘客与一名家庭成员同行，是一名 58 岁的印度公民，在 8 小时的旅途中突发严重哮喘。

该航班于周三上午从吉隆坡起飞，并于当地时间晚上 7 点 43 分降落在悉尼机场。

新南威尔士州警方证实，下午 5 点 50 分左右，警方接到国际航站楼的报警，称一名 58 岁男子在从马来西亚入境的航班上发生医疗紧急情况。

当局表示，这起死亡事件不被视为可疑，预计不会进行进一步的警方调查。

马来西亚航空公司昨天发表声明，向遇难乘客的家属表示诚挚的慰问，并向受MH141航班及其返程航班MH140延误和中断影响的旅客致歉。

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