Woman parasails 160 feet high, dies after taking off her seatbelt

 

 

Montenegro: A young woman died after she took off her seatbelt while parasailing in Montenegro last week. A shocking video of the incident is circulating on social media. The deceased has been identified as 19-year-old Tijana Radonic from Serbia. The video shows her removing her life jacket and seatbelt moments before plunging 160 feet into the Adriatic Sea in Budva.

Although security forces quickly arrived to find the woman, she was already dead. Radonic had come to spend the holiday with her aunt. Various reports say that she agreed to the free parasailing trip after being approached by a representative on the beach and that she was filming a promotional video for a local tourist agency.

Her family has called for an investigation, even though they say she died because she took off her seatbelt out of fear. "We can never accept this, we can't accept that she's gone." The girl's parents, Branka and Goran, shared a heartbreaking statement. Mirko Kredjic, the owner of the parasailing company, expressed his condolences. "We are all shocked by the accident that happened. I don't know exactly what happened, she wasn't afraid to fly, she had completed her training. That's when the tragedy happened. Technical checks of all the equipment are underway," he said.

As the video went viral, some social media users called for extra safety precautions, while others questioned whether Radonic was really panicking. Social media reactions have been calling for a bizarre incident of her taking off her seatbelt out of fear. There are also growing calls for an investigation into the matter.