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Air India turbulence scare: After the drop, the trauma lingers

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An Air India flight’s recent bout of intense turbulence has left passengers grappling with the aftermath. Injuries sustained during the turbulence might not be felt right away and could need later assessment. Moreover, many may face psychological repercussions like anxiety or fear of flying. Experts suggest it’s crucial to seek help for any ongoing distress and take gradual steps towards recovery to restore confidence in flying.
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