Bella Fidlet, 23, took unwell after returning from a holiday in Bali to celebrate passing her law degree
A family has spoke of their devastation following their daughter's death after a celebratory holiday to Bali. Bella Fidler, 23, returned suffering from "flu-like symptoms" and believed she had picked up Covid-19 on her travels to the Indonesian island to celebrate her law degree ending, reports the Daily Mirror.
Like many in Australia, Bella had undergone immunisation while at high school, but this specific strain of the disease was not covered by the immunisation program. Her parents explained: "We later found out that the national immunisation program schedule does not include the deadly meningococcal B strain."
This is all while considering that strain B is the most prevalent in Australia, with some 396 people dying as a result of the disease between 1997 and 2016. Top news stories today Meningitis infects the membrane surrounding the brain and spinal cord, and is usually caused by a virus or bacteria. Most people recover within ten days, but in some rare cases it can lead to death.
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