Phu Quoc, Vietnam—One Indian survivor of the July 11 speedboat capsize remains in critical condition at a hospital in Vietnam. Medical staff at the facility continue to monitor the patient’s status after the individual sustained severe internal injuries during the accident. This survivor is the only person still hospitalized from the group involved in the tragedy.

The boat had capsized 400 meters off the coast of Hon May Rut Ngoai Island while transporting 32 Indian tourists to An Thoi Port. Rescue teams initially admitted 17 survivors to the local hospital shortly after the disaster. The others have either recovered sufficiently to return to India or are currently being treated for minor issues at home.

The patient’s condition has been a primary concern for the Indian Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City. Diplomatic representatives are maintaining daily contact with the medical team overseeing the treatment. They are also facilitating communication between the survivor’s family in India and the hospital staff in Phu Quoc.

Doctors stated that the victim suffered significant water inhalation and physical trauma during the event. Specialized equipment and intensive monitoring are currently required to maintain the patient's stability. A small team of medical professionals remains dedicated to the case around the clock.

Vietnamese authorities have pledged to provide all necessary medical support for as long as the survivor requires hospitalization. The government has also offered assistance with logistics for any family members who may need to travel to be with the patient. No timeline has been provided regarding when the patient might be cleared for travel.

This final patient represents the last of the direct medical casualties under the care of the Phu Quoc healthcare system. The broader investigation into the boat company and the captain’s decisions continues to unfold alongside these medical efforts. Public pressure for a thorough review of maritime safety standards has increased following the confirmation of the victim's critical state.

The hospital remains under tight security to protect the privacy of the patient and their family. Outside the gates, the atmosphere remains somber as the local community continues to process the scale of the loss from the weekend. There is no indication of any immediate change in the survivor’s medical outlook.

Authorities are preparing to transition the patient to a larger regional facility if their condition warrants more specialized intervention. For now, the focus remains on stabilization. Further updates are expected only when the medical team deems it appropriate to disclose changes in the patient's status.