Panic on a Ryanair plane: "I thought it was, we're gonna die." 33 passengers arrived at the hospital

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At least 33 passengers on a Ryanair flight from Dublin, Ireland, to Zadar, Croatia, were hospitalized after having felt bad and had bleeding in the ears due to a depression of the cabin. "It was the most terrifying experience in my life," said Roxanne Brownlee, one of the 189 passengers on board, ABC News reported.

A Ryanair spokesman said the oxygen masks fell after a cabin depression. Pilots decided to make an emergency landing at Frankfurt Airport in Germany.

Passengers accuse the company and the crew of not giving them any explanation for the oxygen masks fallen from the sea during the flight, and this led to the panic being installed.

Minerva Galvan @ Maingd

Amazing video from Mr. Kevin Burke. You can see how terrified we were. No-one talking, no one moving. Silence and just silence # Ryanair #nightmare

7:31 PM - Jul 14, 2018

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"Oxygen masks just fell in front of us. There was no context, no reason, there was no announcement. We all tried to put our masks, people were crying and screaming, "says the passenger.

 

Moreover, the passengers were not informed that the plane would make an emergency landing at Frankfurt, so they were terribly scared when they saw the plane start a sudden descent.

 

"When the plane started to come down suddenly, we thought," That's what we were, we're gonna die, "the passenger says.

According to the authorities, 33 passengers were hospitalized and treated for severe headaches, ear pain, ear bleeding and dizziness, symptoms caused by depression of the cabin.

 

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Minerva Galvan @ Maingd

A picture from one of the passengers of the flight FR7312, from Dublin to Zadar. She can not fly due to her injuries. We are still in Frankfurt-Hahn. No information, no alternatives, no place to rest. #Ryanair#nightmare@Ryanair

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The passengers criticized Ryanair and the way they were treated after the landing: "They brought 100 burgers for 189 passengers. They said that the elderly and families with children can sleep in the cellar, and the rest were left out of the way. We were awakened for 36 hours, exhausted and shocked by the way we are treated, "says Brownlee.

 

Ryanair claims, however, that passengers have received vouchers for drinks and accommodation, but recognizes that not all passengers could be accommodated.

More than 20 of the 33 interned passengers were unable to travel by plane for medical reasons and took the bus to Zadar.