Alana Cutland's family fear yellow fever jab sent her 'insane' before she jumped to her death from plane in Madagascar

Alana Cutland’s family fear yellow fever jab sent her ‘insane’ before she jumped to her death from plane in MadagascarTHE family of plane plunge student Alana Cutland are investigating whether a yellow fever jab could have driven her insane before she jumped from a plane.

“He told us he had read the story speculating Alana’s hallucinations and was writing to suggest that the yellow fever vaccine Stamaril could have contributed to her condition, especially if mixed with Larium , an anti mosquito drug.Cambridge student Alana plunged 3,700 feet to her death after opening the door of a light aircraft over Madagascar, East Africa.Her family say she was hallucinating at the time and didn’t intend to deliberately kill herself.

For her latest trip to Madagascar to research rare blue crab she took anti-malaria medication and had a yellow fever jab which is mandatory for Africa. The NHS is also investigating the yellow fever vaccine following “serious, suspected adverse reactions in UK travellers”. Alana had everything to live for, nothing to die for, and we don’t think for a moment she deliberately took her own lifeAlana from Milton Keynes, Bucks, was being flown home because of concerns about her mental health when she threw herself to her death over the island’s vast jungle despite the efforts of the pilot and a fellow Brit passenger to save her.

He said: “She had taken ill after being there for a few days and when she spoke to her mother on the phone two days before the accident she was mumbling and sounded pretty incoherent.that she believed she would be jailed for not finishing her conservation project.Retired electrician Mr Riley, 68, from Nottingham: “What happened, the family believe, was a tragic accident not a suicide and we are utterly heartbroken.

“He told us he had read the story speculating Alana’s hallucinations and was writing to suggest that the yellow fever vaccine Stamaril could have contributed to her condition, especially if mixed with Larium (Mefloquine), an anti mosquito drug.' 1/2

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