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Were her organs harvested ?
British woman plunges to her death from Singapore balcony after celebrating England's only World Cup win
By Mail Foreign Service
Last updated at 4:24 PM on 29th June 2010
A British woman has died after falling from a balcony in Singapore following England's World Cup win over Slovenia.
Sarah Royle, 31, is believed to have been celebrating the one-nil victory when the accident happened last Wednesday.
Exact details about the circumstances surrounding her fall remain unclear, but Miss Royle suffered broken bones and a blood clot to the brain.
She had to be resuscitated in the ambulance on the way to hospital and was placed on a life support machine.
Sisterhood: Sarah, left, with Johanna, centre, and Premsa. She fell from a balcony in the hours following England's win over Slovenia
Doctors only switched off life support on Sunday after Miss Royle's sisters, Johanna, 35, and Premsa, 32, flew in from Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, to be at her bedside.
Now they face having to raise thousands of pounds to pay to have their sister's body repatriated.
Close family friend Julia Curtis, 32, said: 'Everyone is devastated, Jo and Premsa are heartbroken. They just wanted to get straight out there.
'The three of them are so close. They haven't got any other family because both their parents have both died, so there's just the three of them.
'She lived life to the full and she will be so missed by all her friends and family.
'We really need to raise £30,000 to pay for all her medical expenses - she was treated at a top hospital - and to bring her body home, otherwise there will have to be a cremation service at the hospital.
'We do not know yet if the insurance company will pay out.'
Friend Liam Busby, 33, of Halifax, said: 'I went to school with Sarah and remember her as a happy-go-lucky, bubbly, lovely girl.
'People have been fantastic in rallying round raising money going round the town with buckets.
'We hope everyone will contribute what they can and I would like to make a plea to the Yorkshire community to give generously.'
Sarah had left England 18 months ago to live in Australia where she worked in bars and clubs.
An oversight meant that her visa ran out and she had to travel to Singapore to sort out the necessary paperwork.
She had been there for two weeks when the accident happened.
On Sunday, friends staged a vigil in Hebden Bridge during England's final World Cup game and posters have been plastered over pubs in memory of the popular woman known affectionately as Sarah 'Shark'.
A Foreign and Commonwealth Office spokesman confirmed Sarah's death and said her family were receiving consular assistance.
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Were her organs harvested ?
British woman plunges to her death from Singapore balcony after celebrating England's only World Cup win
By Mail Foreign Service
Last updated at 4:24 PM on 29th June 2010
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A British woman has died after falling from a balcony in Singapore following England's World Cup win over Slovenia.
Sarah Royle, 31, is believed to have been celebrating the one-nil victory when the accident happened last Wednesday.
Exact details about the circumstances surrounding her fall remain unclear, but Miss Royle suffered broken bones and a blood clot to the brain.
She had to be resuscitated in the ambulance on the way to hospital and was placed on a life support machine.
Doctors only switched off life support on Sunday after Miss Royle's sisters, Johanna, 35, and Premsa, 32, flew in from Hebden Bridge, West Yorkshire, to be at her bedside.
Now they face having to raise thousands of pounds to pay to have their sister's body repatriated.
Close family friend Julia Curtis, 32, said: 'Everyone is devastated, Jo and Premsa are heartbroken. They just wanted to get straight out there.
'The three of them are so close. They haven't got any other family because both their parents have both died, so there's just the three of them.
'She lived life to the full and she will be so missed by all her friends and family.
'We really need to raise £30,000 to pay for all her medical expenses - she was treated at a top hospital - and to bring her body home, otherwise there will have to be a cremation service at the hospital.
'We do not know yet if the insurance company will pay out.'
Friend Liam Busby, 33, of Halifax, said: 'I went to school with Sarah and remember her as a happy-go-lucky, bubbly, lovely girl.
'People have been fantastic in rallying round raising money going round the town with buckets.
'We hope everyone will contribute what they can and I would like to make a plea to the Yorkshire community to give generously.'
Sarah had left England 18 months ago to live in Australia where she worked in bars and clubs.
An oversight meant that her visa ran out and she had to travel to Singapore to sort out the necessary paperwork.
She had been there for two weeks when the accident happened.
On Sunday, friends staged a vigil in Hebden Bridge during England's final World Cup game and posters have been plastered over pubs in memory of the popular woman known affectionately as Sarah 'Shark'.
A Foreign and Commonwealth Office spokesman confirmed Sarah's death and said her family were receiving consular assistance.
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