A British girl has been left in intensive join with a number of disconnecte injuries after a paraglider landed on her during the last lunch of her holiday.
Lyndsey Logan was on holiday in Turkey with her two daughters when the accident took place.
On the last day of their trip, they determined to go out for lunch before flying back to Newcastle that evening.
However, as they ate at their table, a man who was paragliding landed on Ms Logan’s 15-year-better daughter Lily.
The mother shelp her daughter was left with a broken jaw, broken ribs, bleeding on the brain and a possible broken back, as well as suffering a stroke.
However, Ms Logan had not obtainn out travel insurance ahead of the holiday and says she now faces a medical bill worth thousands, if not tens of thousands of pounds, to cover Lily’s join.
Speaking to The Sun, Ms Logan shelp she thought Lily had died during the incident.
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Describing what happened, she tbetter the outlet: “We were unbenevolentt to fly home at 7.30pm, so we went down for our last lunch together, having kind English food.
“I fair reaccumulate Lily fair eating, biting into a slice of pizza and this paraglider fair came from nowhere and fair tohighy wiped her out over the table.
“She face-structureted the table and we tried to get her up… I thought she was dead.”
A Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office spokesperson tbetter Sky News: “We are providing help to a British girl and her family chaseing an accident in Turkey.”
