Girl faces six-month recovery after 'freak accident' bus crash on holiday
Summary
A 12-year-old girl named Greta was seriously injured when a bus overturned during a holiday trip in Turkey. She suffered fractures and faces a six-month recovery, with travel insurance covering her medical care and transport back to the UK.Key Facts
- Greta Williams, 12, was injured in a bus accident in Alanya, Turkey during a family holiday.
- The bus lost control while overtaking another vehicle and flipped onto its side.
- Greta was trapped partly under the bus and suffered fractures to her sacrum and pelvis.
- She was freed within five minutes and taken by ambulance to a local hospital.
- After eight days in hospital, Greta was airlifted back to the UK under their travel insurance policy.
- The air ambulance flight cost about €50,000, covered by a £106 insurance policy.
- Greta is currently on strict bed rest and undergoing physiotherapy in a UK hospital.
- Her mother urges others to invest in good travel insurance for peace of mind during holidays.
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