AN INFLUENCER is fighting for her life after suffering a serious motorbike crash while on holiday in Bali.
Lis Santos Bayir was rushed to hospital following the horror smash and is currently in a stable condition, according to doctors.
Lis Santos Bayir was involved in a horror bike accident in Bali Credit: JamPress
The influencer was rushed to hospital where she is currently stable Credit: JamPress
The Brazilian social media star was riding a motorbike when the crash happened on the Indonesian island.
She is now being treated in intensive care at BIMC Kuta Hospital in Bali.
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Bayir, whose real name is Elisangela Aparecida dos Santos, has more than 18,000 followers on Instagram, where she regularly shares content about wellbeing, mental health and personal growth.
Her family issued an urgent appeal for B+ blood donations as she remained in intensive care.
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Her family put out a desperate appeal for blood donations Credit: JamPress
The Brazilian social media star is set to undergo surgery Credit: JamPress
In a statement, they said: “We urgently need donations of type B+ blood.
“Anyone who can donate or share this request will make a huge difference to her recovery.
“She continues under intensive care in the ICU, closely monitored by a dedicated and attentive medical team.”
Following key blood donations, her family said Bayir was responding well and is now due to undergo surgery.
They added: “The focus now is to monitor how she responds in the coming days to this new phase of stimulation.
“We remain very confident and deeply grateful for every prayer, message and positive energy sent by you.”
Her businessman husband, Ahmet Bayir, also shared a heartfelt message.
He wrote: “I know you will smile like that again and light up the world with your beautiful energy once more.
“You are stronger than you imagine, and I know you will rise again.”
No further details about the circumstances of the motorbike crash have been released.
This comes after a British tourist was killed in a motorcycle crash in Bali while celebrating his birthday with pals in June.
Joseph O’Sullivan, 26, had travelled to Indonesia from his home in Perth, Australia, where he had been living and working as a roofer for almost two years.
His death was announced by his sister Patricia O’Sullivan on Facebook on Friday.
“Just to let everyone know that my little brother Joseph has sadly passed away in a tragic accident,” she wrote.
“We are all in shock, love him very much, can’t believe he gone. RIP Joseph, my little brother.”
Tributes were paid to Joseph, describing him as a “brilliant lad” who had a smile “that would light up every room.”
