Severe Turbulence Injures 14 on Korean Air Flight

Passengers and crew suffered non-life-threatening injuries as turbulence disrupted meal service on a flight from South Korea to Mongolia.

The turbulence struck Korean Air flight KE197 en route from Seoul to Ulaanbaatar, causing chaos in the cabin.
Ten passengers and four flight attendants sustained back and neck injuries during the incident.
Korean Air is implementing new safety measures, including ending cabin services earlier and advising passengers to keep seatbelts fastened.
Recent turbulence incidents have increased, with experts citing climate change as a contributing factor.
Footage and reports describe food and debris scattered throughout the cabin, adding to the distress among passengers.