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Aussie seriously injured in Bali is forced to crowdfund emergency flight back home as insurance company drags its feet - Vimarsana News

Aussie seriously injured in Bali is forced to crowdfund emergency flight back home as insurance company drags its feet

Jacob Villablanca, from Terrigal on NSW Central Coast, has been forced to crowdfund for an emergency flight back to Australia after a horrific motorbike accident left him with bleeding on the brain.

Why do so many Australians keep ending up in hospital in Bali - Vimarsana News

Why do so many Australians keep ending up in hospital in Bali

Blake Gibb , 29, was airlifted back home to Adelaide last month after crashing his scooter into a cement wall in one of a concerning number of incidents in Bali.

Family hit with $370,00 medical bills after son's Bali motorcycle accident - Vimarsana News

Family hit with $370,00 medical bills after son's Bali motorcycle accident

Travellers are being urged to read their travel insurance terms and conditions very carefully after an Aussie family learned just $7 more could have saved them thousands.

Man's family faces £170,000 bill after travel insurance didn't include correct cover - Vimarsana News

Man's family faces £170,000 bill after travel insurance didn't include correct cover

Blake Gibb, from Adelaide, was travelling with two pals in Bali, Indonesia when he got in a horrible accident which left him needing to be put in a coma and then flown home to Australia for more treatment

Family hit with $370,000 medical bill after son's Bali motorcycle accident - Vimarsana News

Family hit with $370,000 medical bill after son's Bali motorcycle accident

Travelers are being urged to read their travel insurance terms and conditions very carefully after an Aussie family learned just $7 more could have saved them thousands.

Source: nypost.com