Miss Jamaica is progressing favorably, according to a new report. Prior to the Miss Universe pageant, candidate Gabrielle Henry suffered a serious fall that required her to be rushed to the hospital. The accident occurred on November 19th while she was walking the runway in an orange evening gown adorned with rhinestones. She took a misstep and fell from a 1.2-meter-high platform. Although she did not suffer any fractures, her condition is delicate due to a head injury and other trauma, and she remains in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of Paolo Rangsit Hospital in Bangkok. Five days after the incident, Raul Rocha, president of Miss Universe, issued a statement regarding the health of the 29-year-old model, who could be discharged in the coming days. “The past few days have been difficult and fraught with unexpected worries. However, thanks to the excellent medical care provided, every issue was successfully resolved. Today, we are pleased to share that the latest medical report confirms she is doing well.” "Her health is stable and she is expected to be discharged soon," the businessman reported. In recent days, Gabrielle Henry's family has issued several statements alerting that her health has not progressed as favorably as initially hoped. Dr. Phylicia Henry-Samuels, the model's sister, reported that her recovery will be slow and requires strict medical monitoring, with a prognosis that includes at least seven more days in the ICU to monitor her condition. In addition to the head injury, the Jamaican representative suffered lacerations to her chin and foot; however, the model did not suffer any fractures. Since the accident, both the Miss Universe organization and President Raul Rocha have provided support to the model and her family. Following the incident, Gabrielle Henry was unable to continue her participation in the Miss Universe pageant, held in Thailand last Thursday.