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Man, 20, in Coma in Greece After Holiday Quad Bike Tragedy
The 20-year-old suffered catastrophic head injuries after a coach collision, and his family said he is now in intensive care in Athens.
- Bradley Belhomme, 20, from Salford, remains in a coma in an Athens hospital after suffering catastrophic head injuries in a quad bike collision with a coach in Zante, Greece, on Friday.
- Belhomme arrived in Zante on Thursday, July 2, with a group of friends for a lads' holiday; the party rented quad bikes, but disaster struck the following day when he collided with a coach while turning a corner.
- Doctors attempted to wake the 20-year-old from his coma, but he remains unresponsive; his mother, Leanne Rabbetts, said family members can only visit for half an hour daily in intensive care.
- Navigating a "huge language barrier" in Athens, the family is working with the British Embassy for support while friends organize fundraising events to cover hospital bills amid uncertainty about travel insurance validity.
- "Because of the head trauma, we don't even know when he will be able to come home or the situation," Belhomme's uncle Adam said, as the family awaits MRI scan results to determine the extent of brain damage.
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