to Canada 1 was repatriated to Indonesia 1 was repatriated to Japan 1 was repatriated to the Netherlands 1 was repatriated to the United Kingdom 1 was repatriated to Vietnam The bodies of 14 Taiwanese passengers and the others remained in Taipei to be collected by relatives. Hospitalization and release of survivors By 2 November 2000, 40 passengers and crew were hospitalised, of whom 11 were later released that night. On 5 November 2000, 34 passengers and crew remained hospitalised. 64 were discharged from the hospitals. A Taiwanese passenger died the same day. On 8 November 2000, 24 passengers and crew remained hospitalised: 20 in the Republic of China (Taiwan), 3 in Singapore and 1 in the United States. The Republic of Singapore Air Force deployed a specially configured KC-135R for the medical evacuation of critical Singaporean victims. 73 survivors, 40 who were not hospitalised and 33 who were discharged, had either returned home or continued with their travel. In popular culture The accident and its subsequent investigation process was dramatized into a documentary titled as "Caution to the Wind" as the third episode of the twelfth season of the Canadian TV series Mayday (also known as Air Crash Investigation). A movie titled as Thread That Binds includes an interview with a surviving flight attendant. See also Aviation safety Typhoon Xangsane (2000) Aeroflot Flight 3352 China Airlines Flight 204, another wrong runway takeoff. Comair Flight 5191, which crashed near Lexington, Kentucky, after using the wrong runway for takeoff. Linate Airport disaster, a runway collision, where an MD-87 collided with a Cessna Citation CJ2. Western Airlines Flight 2605, a very similar accident where the left and right runways were confused, coincidentally on the same date, although this flight was landing—not taking off. Korean Air Lines Flight 084, a flight that attempted to take off from the wrong runway at Anchorage International Airport, leading to a runway collision with another aircraft. LATAM Perú Flight 2213, a flight that struck a fire engine during takeoff. Notes References External links Investigation reports Aviation Safety Council Investigation including the Report on Singapore Airlines Flight 006 (Archive) – The English version is the original version and the version of reference Investigation including the Report on Singapore Airlines Flight 006 (Archive) Interim safety announcement Singapore Airlines press statements Flight SQ006 Information Court documents Eva Van Schijndel's motion (Archive) – Accesslaw.com United States Court Document regarding settlement of