A British pensioner has been taken to hospital after being missing for 30 hours in Tenerife.
Susan Hornby, 76, was airlifted from the scene after being found dehydrated in a ravine and fearing for her life.
There has been no sign of him since the previous morning after going on a walk that usually lasts about three hours.
Her family’s concern sparked the alarm, prompting her sister-in-law Louise Bakewell to post a message online.
He wrote, “My sister-in-law’s mother, Susan Hornby, aged 76, has gone missing in Tenerife after taking a walk alone.”
“He was wearing a red coat and a white hat.
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“We have contacted the police, but the language barrier is difficult.”
To the family’s relief, Suzanne was eventually located and given immediate medical attention.
Lewis later shared the good news on Facebook, writing, “She was found in a ravine and has been airlifted to hospital.
“Thank you for your help and service. What a wonderful group of people – my faith in humanity is well and truly restored.”
Lewis also explains how Suzanne went missing in the first place.
“Just to clarify – she went for a walk alone and then became unwell. She had Find My iPhone enabled on her phone. To stay safe, please tell your friends and relatives to always keep it enabled if possible.”
Susan went on holidays with her husband, Peter. The couple had travelled from their home in Dorset, England.
At one point she was missing for 30 hours.
It is believed she was walking near Benijo Beach in Anaga Rural Park in Tenerife, a stunning area known for its dramatic volcanic views, powerful waves and incredible sunsets.
This is not the first time that an elderly pensioner has gone missing on a holiday.
In September, a man was missing for almost 48 hours after disappearing during a night on the Costa del Sol.
The last sighting of Clifford Wildgoose, 76, was at Patrick’s 19th Hole Bar in Puerto Banus.
Luckily, an American tourist eventually recognised him and called his daughter.
Melanie Hall – his daughter – later said, “To say I’m happy is an understatement.
“I called the police straight away and they went to get him and took him to the hospital.”
Prior to his disappearance, she had expressed concern.
