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One Vancouver woman killed, another seriously injured in car accident in Thailand

The father of a young B.C. woman is speaking out tonight after his daughter's dream vacation ended in tragedy. Ali Lambert was killed in a car accident while on holiday in Thailand. Her friend survived, but is now facing some big medical bills. Rumina Daya has more – Jan 23, 2017

The parents of a 20-year-old Vancouver woman are in mourning after their daughter’s vacation in Southeast Asia ended in tragedy.

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Ali Lambert was killed and her friend Nezabravka (Nezi) Borislavova, also 20 and from Vancouver, was injured following a serious crash in Thailand.

Borislavova and Lambert were driving a rented jeep in the popular tourist destination of Phuket and on their way to Bangkok when the crash happened.

Lambert’s father, Doug, told Global News his daughter, who was driving at the time of the accident, lost control of the jeep in heavy rains and crashed.

Sadly, she later died of her injuries and her family is now arranging to have Lambert’s body brought home to Vancouver.

Borislavova is still in the Phuket International Hospital  in serious condition with internal injuries and broken bones.

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She had no travel or medical insurance and her friends have started an online fundraising campaign to help cover medical costs and transportation home.

According to the GoFundMe campaign, Borislavova has “limited resources through her family” and friends are hoping to raise $50,000 to help the injured 20-year-old. So far, the campaign has raised almost $21,500.

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One donation, made in the memory of Lambert, was made for $5,000 by her grandparents, Ray and Niki Bergen.

The message attached said, “Our hearts are broken with the loss of our beautiful granddaughter. We wish Nezi a full recovery and would like to meet her when she is back home in Vancouver.”

A recent update to the campaign said hospital costs have totalled $16,000 to date, not including the operations she is expected to undergo.

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