Tragic Death on Lufthansa Flight Sparks Concerns

A German man dies after severe bleeding on a flight from Bangkok to Munich, leading to questions about pre-flight health checks and emergency response.

A 63-year-old German man died on a Lufthansa flight from Bangkok to Munich after experiencing severe bleeding from his mouth and nose.
Passengers described the scene as 'absolute horror,' with blood splattering the walls of the plane and everyone screaming.
Flight attendants and a doctor on board attempted to resuscitate the man for about 30 minutes before he was declared dead.
The flight turned back to Thailand, and passengers were rebooked on alternative flights after a two-hour wait without guidance from the airline.
The incident has raised questions about the decision to allow the visibly ill man to board and the adequacy of the medical response.