
The stewardess of the airline Emirates, which fell on March 14 from an airplane at the airport of Entebbe in Uganda, died in a hospital.
The death of the flight attendant was confirmed by Arabian Business spokeswoman for Kisubi Kisubi Francis Sekandi, where the victim was urgently delivered after falling in preparation of the aircraft for landing.
According to the representative of the hospital, the woman died already in an ambulance carriage, the hospitals of the hospital could not reanimate her. According to another hospital employee, Edward Zabonnu, quoted by the BBC , the victim was still alive when she was taken to the medical facility, but very soon died.
Uganda began an investigation into the incident in the civil aviation department. The exact reasons for what happened are still unclear, but the airport employee, who became a witness to the incident, said that this was like an obvious attempt at suicide.
The Daily Monitor newspaper provides a certificate of another eyewitness, according to which the woman held an empty glass bottle under the chin, as if she wanted a certain death. “Her knees were fragmented, and the body was cut by the fragments of the bottle with which she jumped,” the witness at the airport said.
The emergency occurred on March 14th. A liner crew member prepared a aircraft for landing passengers and fell into the open door of the emergency exit. Already in the first news reports about this case, assumptions about suicide were expressed.