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UK backpacker dies in beach crash UK backpacker dies in beach crash
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A British backpacker has been killed on a beach in Australia after the vehicle he was travelling in swerved to avoid an incoming wave and rolled 160 feet.A British backpacker has been killed on a beach in Australia after the vehicle he was travelling in swerved to avoid an incoming wave and rolled 160 feet.
Ian Davy, 22, from West Yorkshire, along with an Italian woman died in the crash on Fraser Island in Queensland.Ian Davy, 22, from West Yorkshire, along with an Italian woman died in the crash on Fraser Island in Queensland.
Eleven European tourists were in the Toyota Landcruiser when it lost control on 75 Mile beach.Eleven European tourists were in the Toyota Landcruiser when it lost control on 75 Mile beach.
Three other Britons were injured and taken to hospital in Brisbane. The dead man's family has been informed.Three other Britons were injured and taken to hospital in Brisbane. The dead man's family has been informed.
The BBC's Nick Bryant said three people were thrown from the vehicle which rolled along the sand and landed on its roof.The BBC's Nick Bryant said three people were thrown from the vehicle which rolled along the sand and landed on its roof.
He said five Britons in their early 20s - four men and one woman - were among the passengers.He said five Britons in their early 20s - four men and one woman - were among the passengers.
The beach was a notorious accident black spot which had seen around 120 vehicle accidents in the past six years, he added.The beach was a notorious accident black spot which had seen around 120 vehicle accidents in the past six years, he added.
Locals say tourists are not used to driving on sand, which can be a treacherous surface especially when the tide changes.Locals say tourists are not used to driving on sand, which can be a treacherous surface especially when the tide changes.
Police in Australia said it was unclear whether speed had been a factor and that investigations were ongoing.Police in Australia said it was unclear whether speed had been a factor and that investigations were ongoing.