A Melbourne father who was transported back to Australia after having a brain hemorrhage while traveling to Bali has passed away, according to his family.
Respected business consultant Rajiv Jayarajah fainted on the vacation island on June 30 and required urgent brain surgery.
In his villa in Nusa Dua, the 43-year-old experienced a seizure and fell, hurting his head.
According to a statement from his family, Jayarajah passed away yesterday while being attended to by loved ones.
The Alfred Intensive Care Unit staff examined Raj after he returned to Melbourne via air ambulance and told his family that there was nothing that could be done to rescue him, according to a statement.
Raj’s relatives and close friends in Melbourne have been gathered by his bedside to say their goodbyes ever since.
We are devastated to lose Raj so young; it is a great loss for all of those who cared about him, especially his devoted family.
Life without him is difficult to imagine, and we will now start the grieving process.
“We are aware of Raj’s great impact on people who knew him and how much he was loved. We will give more details soon on how we intend to remember and honor his extraordinary life and the magnificent man that he was.
The family of a Victorian man who had a brain hemorrhage while vacationing in Bali claims that his insurance company would not cover the cost of returning him to Victoria.Raj Jayasarah, a Melbourne resident who fell on Friday, had urgent brain surgery.
The family of Jayarajah also expressed gratitude to “all of the amazing people who have cared for Raj since he collapsed in Bali.”
When Jayarajah had the seizure, he was on vacation with his wife Emma and son Ari.
Emma was out for a walk when the incident occurred, so Ari, 8, was obliged to call for assistance.
While Jayarajah had travel insurance, the provider had neither approved the expense of treatment nor set up a flight home, according to Andrew MacQueen, a friend who was also vacationing on the island.
He revealed to Today that his family had organized the Life Flight, which had arrived in Indonesia on July 5.
