A TOURIST’S family face a £20,000 bill to bring his body back to Britain after he died in a motorbike crash in Vietnam.
Ryan Hutchinson, 43, is thought to have collided with a bus while he was on holiday in the Asian country’s capital, Hanoi.
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Ryan Hutchinson’s family face a £20,000 bill to bring his body back to Britain after he died in a motorbike crash in VietnamCredit: Ben Lack
Paying tribute to Ryan, his brother Stephen Hutchinson said: “Ryan loved life.
“Ryan lived fast. He loved his friends. Ryan would be one to grab hold of life by the neck and live it.
“He was fun. He was fiercely protective of his friends and his family. Right then in Vietnam, he was in the happiest place he has ever been.”
“When he was 18 he went out and did voluntary work and lived in Cameroon in Africa.
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“He was teaching sport.”
Mr Hutchinson’s body remains in a morgue after last Monday’s crash, with question marks over how the family are going to fund his repatriation to Hull, East Yorks.
His brother added: “We’re not a family of money, we are pretty hand-to-mouth.
“It’s going to cost anywhere between £10,000 and £20,000 to bring him home.”
