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Daily Mirror
15-07-2025
- Daily Mirror
Brit left fighting for his life after 22ft shock Ibiza car park plunge
A 26-year-old man was rushed to hospital after he fell from a car park and the shocking incident comes after a series of recent fatal falls suffered by Brits whilst abroad A British man is fighting for his life in hospital after a mystery 22ft plunge in Ibiza left him with devastating injuries. The man, not yet named, is in a critical condition after falling from a considerable height at a commercial centre in Sant Antoni de Portmany. It is understood he fell from the car park of the Mercadona supermarket located on Johann Sebastian Bach Street last night, emergency service state. His age was originally given as 30 but later revised to 26. It is not known if he was on holiday in Ibiza or a resident. The alert was received at 8.16pm last night as two ambulances rushed to the scene of the incident - one advanced life support and the other a basic life support vehicle. The man, who had multiple injuries, was treated at the scene by health personnel and later transferred in a critical condition to the Nuestra Señora del Rosario Polyclinic. At the moment, the exact circumstances of the event have not been made public. A full investigation is underway and the results are awaited. According to the medical report issued by the Nuestra Señora del Rosario Polyclinic, the patient, confirmed of British nationality, remains in the Intensive Care Unit in a very serious condition. He suffered a severe head trauma with a skull fracture, multiple facial fractures, a spinal fracture, vertebral fracture at the dorsal level, a chest fracture and abdominal trauma with lacerations to the liver and spleen. The shocking incident comes after a series of recent fatal falls suffered by Brits whilst abroad. Last week, a 25-year-old British tourist died after falling from a hotel balcony in Malta. Medics rushed to Cavalieri Art Hotel in St Julian early on Friday morning, where they found the body of the man from north Wales on the ground. He couldn't be saved and was later pronounced dead. Sian Gwenllian, the Member of the Senedd for Arfon, said: 'News of the death of a 25-year-old from Gwynedd in Malta is truly devastating. The pain his family must be experiencing is unimaginable. My thoughts, and those of the people of Gwynedd, are with them in their grief.' A spokesperson for the Foreign Office said: 'We are in contact with the local authorities regarding the death of a British man in Malta.' Welsh MP Liz Saville Roberts, who represents Dwyfor Meirionnydd, said: 'Heartbreaking news. My heart goes out to the young man's family at this extremely difficult time.' Last month, another British tourist died after falling from a wall in Majorca in a tragic accident. The 41-year-old lost his balance and plunged around 16ft to his death at the beautiful resort beach of Cala Aguila on the island's northeast coast. Firefighters and police recovered the man's body after receiving a 999 call. He is said to have died instantly after falling from the wall in a rocky area, around 1.30am this morning. It was not immediately clear if he had been on his own or with other people at the time. Police sources said today they were treating the incident as an accident. In May, a 39-year-old British woman tragically died after plunging around 60ft from a scenic beauty spot overlooking the sea in Palma, Majorca. She was rushed to hospital with critical injuries but died later that day on May 19. Weeks earlier in April, a 63-year-old British tourist died after a horror fall from the Segovia aqueduct in Spain. Emergency services raced to the scene after horrified witnesses reported seeing the man tumble from an observation deck.
Yahoo
13-07-2025
- Yahoo
Welsh tourist who died after falling from hotel balcony in Malta named by police
Police in Malta have named the Welsh man who tragically died after falling from a hotel balcony on the holiday island. Local media reported that a British tourist died in the early hours of Friday, July 11, after the fall in St Julian's, a popular holiday spot on the Mediterranean island. He has been named as 25-year-old Kieran Thomas Hughes who was born in Bangor. Medics were called to the scene on Triq Spinola at around 4.15am but it is understood that Mr Hughes was pronounced dead at the scene. A spokesman for the Foreign Office confirmed they were in contact with local authorities regarding the death. Messages of support for Mr Hughes' family and friends were issued after it was reported that the man who died was from Gwynedd. Liz Saville Roberts, MP for Dwyfor Meirionnydd, said: "Heartbreaking news. My heart goes out to the young man's family at this extremely difficult time." Senedd member Sian Gwenllian added: "News of the death of a 25-year-old from Gwynedd in Malta is truly devastating. The pain his family must be experiencing is unimaginable. "My thoughts, and those of the people of Gwynedd, are with the family in their grief." A Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Office spokesman said: 'We are in contact with the local authorities regarding the death of a British man in Malta.' Get daily breaking news updates on your phone by joining our WhatsApp community here. We occasionally treat members to special offers, promotions and ads from us and our partners. See our Privacy Notice.
Daily Mail
12-07-2025
- Daily Mail
British tourist, 25, dies after hotel balcony fall in the early hours in popular Malta holiday resort
A 25-year-old British tourist has died after falling from his hotel balcony late at night in a popular tourist spot in Malta. Police rushed to a hotel in St Julian on Friday morning to discover the body of a lifeless man on the ground out the building. A medical team were called to Triq Spinola, on the east of the island, but the Welshman was pronounced dead at the scene. Preliminary investigations suggest that the Brit fell off his balcony at around 4.15am. The tragic fall happened at the Cavalieri Art Hotel, Times of Malta confirmed. Police in the UK has confirmed the dead Brit was from Gwynedd, in northern Wales, the Mirror reports. The road outside the hotel was temporarily closed on Friday morning as emergency services worked on the scene before taking the body away. The hotel appeared to be operating as usual by 9am with Malta Police confirming their investigations are ongoing. Welsh MP Sian Gwenllian, who represents Arfon, described the death as 'truly devastating'. She said: 'News of the death of a 25-year-old from Gwynedd in Malta is truly devastating. 'The pain his family must be experiencing is unimaginable. 'My thoughts, and those of the people of Gwynedd, are with them in their grief.' MP Liz Saville Roberts, who represents Dwyfor Meirionnydd, added: 'Heartbreaking news. My heart goes out to the young man's family at this extremely difficult time.' MailOnline has approached the Foreign Office for comment.
Daily Record
12-07-2025
- Daily Record
UK tourist dies after Malta hotel balcony fall as cops launch probe
The man's lifeless body was found on the ground after the fall and was pronounced dead at the scene. A British tourist, aged 25, has tragically died in a popular holiday hotspot after a late night horror fall from a hotel balcony. Police rushed to a hotel in St Julian, Malta, on Friday morning, July 12, and discovered the body of a lifeless man on the ground outside the building. A medical team rushed to the tragic site at Triq Spinola, on the east of the island, but the 25-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene. Cops in the UK confirmed the dead Brit was from Gwynedd, in northern Wales, reports the Mirror. A probe into the fatal incident was launched by police and the results of a preliminary investigation said the British man could have fallen off his balcony at the hotel at around 4.15am, according to local reports. Cops temporarily blocked the Triq Spinola road, outside the hotel, to traffic earlier on Friday morning. The road was reopened after the 25-year-old's body was removed from the scene. Maltese police revealed their probe into the horror death is still ongoing. Welsh MP Sian Gwenllian, who represents Arfon, spoke on the tragedy and said the death was "truly devastating, in a statement. She said: "News of the death of a 25-year-old from Gwynedd in Malta is truly devastating. The pain his family must be experiencing is unimaginable. My thoughts, and those of the people of Gwynedd, are with them in their grief." MP Liz Saville Roberts, who represents Dwyfor Meirionnydd, also shared a statement. She said: "Heartbreaking news. My heart goes out to the young man's family at this extremely difficult time." This tragically has not been the first death of a Brit abroad in recent days. A mum from the UK also drowned in Corfu, Greece, in front of her husband and 16-year-old son. The 50-year-old woman and her partner had been swimming off Roda beach in northern Corfu on Wednesday when bad weather left the couple battling the waves as they tried to scramble towards the shore. It is not clear exactly what caused the couple to get into trouble but some local outlets reported that strong currents and bad weather made them lose control, but other local sites suggested they had been swept out towards a rocky area. The fire service was contacted but despite their best efforts, they couldn't save the mother and she was pulled "unconscious from [the] water." The husband sustained minor injuries and after being pulled out, watched on in a state of panic as rescuers tried to save his wife, as did their 16-year-old son. The mum was rushed to a private clinic, where she was pronounced dead before her body was transferred to Corfu General Hospital.
Daily Mirror
12-07-2025
- Daily Mirror
Brit tourist dies after horror hotel balcony fall on holiday
A British tourist, aged 25, has tragically died in a popular holiday hotspot after a late night horror fall from a hotel balcony. Police rushed to a hotel in St Julian, Malta, on Friday morning and discovered the body of a lifeless man on the ground outside the building. A medical team rushed to the tragic site at Triq Spinola, on the east of the island, but the 25-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene. Police in the UK confirmed the dead Brit was from Gwynedd, in northern Wales. A probe into the fatal incident was launched by cops and the results of a preliminary investigation said the British man could have fallen off his balcony at the hotel at around 4.15am, according to the Times of Malta. Police temporarily blocked the Triq Spinola road, outside the hotel, to traffic earlier on Friday morning. The road was reopened after the 25-year-old's body was removed from the scene. Cops in Malta revealed their investigation into the horror death is still ongoing. Welsh MP Sian Gwenllian, who represents Arfon, spoke on the tragedy and said the death was "truly devastating, in a statement. She said: "The pain his family must be experiencing is unimaginable. My thoughts, and those of the people of Gwynedd, are with them in their grief." MP Liz Saville Roberts, who represents Dwyfor Meirionnydd, also shared a statement. She said: "Heartbreaking news. My heart goes out to the young man's family at this extremely difficult time."
