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True stories
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01/12/2008Lucky escape from Mumbai for young Aussie couple.
An exciting post-graduation holiday soon turned into a nightmare, when Kate Anstee and her boyfriend, David Coker became injured in Mumbai. -
17/11/2008We never leave our customers in the dark.
Here's how we helped one customer, who experienced a power failure at home late at night. -
10/11/2008Traveller suffers serious stroke on NZ family holiday.
When a loved one suffers a stroke, it’s a devastating experience. But what would you do if it happened, while travelling overseas? -
03/11/2008You've got a friend.
At Mondial Assistance we try to ensure that our customers' safety is not comprised. Here's how we helped one customer, after their car broke down late one evening and their taxi didn't turn up. -
06/10/2008Customer gets into a sticky situation.
At Mondial Assistance, it’s our job to help customers out of trouble. Here’s how we helped one customer out of a sticky situation – literally! -
04/08/2008Wheels fall off outback camping trip.
The only thing worse than having a flat tyre in the middle of nowhere, is having two flat tyres. Who would you turn to for help in this situation? -
01/08/2008Boatie benefits from emergency assistance on the water.
In addition to Roadside and Medical Assistance, we also provide Waterside Assistance. Here’s how we helped one customer, who ended up high and dry on a sand bank. -
28/07/2008Ain't no mountain high enough.
No matter how challenging the circumstances, we’ll do everything within our power to help those in need, as one family recently discovered... -
01/07/2008Quick thinking saves young woman's life.
Timing can make all the difference when a medical emergency strikes. In fact, it can mean the difference between life and death.... -
02/06/2008Lost in translation.
It’s hard to communicate when you simply don’t talk the same language. So what do you do when your car breaks down, and you can’t explain where you are and what’s wrong?