MANILA, Philippines — A Filipino worker suffered an in-flight miscarriage aboard a Jeju Air flight from the Philippines to Incheon, South Korea, according to Department of Migrant Workers.

The passenger was traveling with her husband, mother-in-law, and daughter from Clark International Airport, with a layover in Incheon before proceeding to Saipan as transiting passengers.

Authorities confirmed the incident with the Philippine Embassy in Seoul, identifying the case as an “in-flight miscarriage on Jeju Air.”

Upon landing, a 911 rescue team transported the worker to INHA University Hospital in Incheon, where the baby was declared dead on arrival.

Officials in Seoul have since reached out to the OFW, who is now reported to be in good physical condition.

Support is being provided to cover hospital bills and any other necessary medical needs. Assistance is also being extended to help with the baby’s autopsy, as required by the Incheon Police, and the immediate repatriation of the baby’s remains.