A LAW graduate who plunged to her death from a bridge while fleeing her blazing car begged "please don't let me die" as rescuers battled to save her.
Azra Kemal, 24, was travelling from London when she fell from a bridge on the A21 onto the land below, her mum confirmed today.
Detectives said yesterday they believed the young woman fell while desperately looking for help after a car she was travelling in caught on fire.
Speaking of her daughter's horror death today, Azra's mum Nevres Kemal, 56, told the Daily Mail: "She was driving along the A21 with friends in the car.
"They got out of the car and moved away from the car. Then it exploded. They were trying to wave people down and also they crossed the central reservation.
She was still alive. The guy jumped down and could not see her.
She said 'Don't leave me here'.
"She climbed up and there was no concrete. This reservation was not there. It was pitch black so she has fallen 40 feet to the earth.
"She was still alive. The guy jumped down and could not see her.
"She said 'Don't leave me here'.
"Fortunately an off-duty nurse was passing and saw the car and she called the paramedics. The accident happened at 2.34am and she was pronounced dead at 3.20am.
"Her last words were 'Please don't let me die'."
HORROR PLUNGE
Police were called to the horror incident in Kent at 2.34am on Thursday, where they found a woman had fallen to her death near the scene of the car fire.
The London School of Economics law graduate was on her way home from a night out with friends when theengine of the car she was in burst into flames.
Azra, who was travelling with a 31-year-old friend, had called her mum just minutes earlier to say she was on her way home.
She and her friend got out of the car and tried to flag down traffic on the opposite carriageway.
She climbed over the barrier and plunged 40 ft.
Tributes came flooding in for Azra yesterday as friends and family planned her memorial.
One friend has posted: "In the early hours of yesterday morning, our beautiful friend Azra was tragically taken from us."
Photos showed a burnt out vehicle on the A21 early on Thursday morning, close to the exit for Tonbridge.
Drivers were left stranded for more than three hours, as emergency services raced to the scene.
A spokesman for Kent police said today: "Detectives investigating the circumstances around the death of a woman who fell from a bridge on the A21 are satisfied there are no suspicious circumstances and are now preparing a report for the coroner.
"Kent Police was called at 2.34am on July 16 after the woman fell, near an exit for Tonbridge, onto land below.
"She was declared deceased at the scene by South East Coast Ambulance Service.
"The woman, who was aged 24 years and from London, is understood to have fallen while seeking assistance after a car she was travelling in caught alight.
"A 31-year-old man, from London, who was arrested in connection with the incident has since been released without charge."
Two fire engines were called to the vehicle on fire at 2.20am.
They put the blaze out and left the scene at 3.40am.
Officers are preparing a report for the coroner and anyone who has information that may assist should call Kent Police on 01622 604100, quoting 16-0120.
Motorists with video footage can make a report through the Kent Police section of the Major Incident Public Reporting Site: https://mipp.police.uk/
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