A British explorer who started a six-day police chase subsequent to evaporating in Fiji has been sheltered and well – on an eco-retreat in the mountains.
Lydia O’Sullivan, from Whitehaven, Cumbria, has been going for as long as two years and had been living and working in Auckland, New Zealand.
She had not been seen or gotten notification from for eight days however her sister Francine Nicholson reported in a Facebook post that she had been found.
She composed: ‘We are completely happy that Lydia O’Sullivan has been discovered protected and well on an Eco retreat in the Fijian mountains.’
‘My mom has recently addressed her and she is sheltered and well careless in regards to the world quest party searching for her.’
She proceeded to thank police in Fiji and England for their ‘devotion’ in attempting to discover Ms. O’Sullivan.
Her sister included: ‘The Fijian individuals have been so kind. They all went the additional mile to help discover Lydia.’
Fears were raised for Ms. O’Sullivan after she neglected to message her family for eight days, despite the fact that she had recently done so every day.
It was accepted she as of late went from Auckland to Fiji for time off work.
Source - NZ Fiji Times
