Scot dies after taking crystal meth in Ibiza A Scottish tourist has died in hospital five days after collapsing at a nightclub in Ibiza. Relatives of Scots holidaymaker Gillian March, 37, mounted a bedside vigil for her after she suffered a suspected drug-induced heart attack as she partied at the island's famous Amnesia nightclub last Friday. She passed away on Wednesday morning after failing to come out of a coma. Tests conducted after she was admitted to Can Misses Hospital in Ibiza revealed traces of alcohol and an illegal drug known as crystal meth which affects the nervous system. An autopsy was due to take place this morning morning to determine if the drug and drink mix had caused her death. Tissue samples will also be sent a specialist lab in Barcelona to help experts reach their final conclusions for an investigating magistrate now in charge of a judicial probe into Gillian's death. A source close to the investigation said the Scot had died around 11am on Wednesday. The source said: "She was breathing with a machine and was still in a coma when she died. Relatives were at her bedside. A toxicology test carried out after she was admitted to hospital is now in the hands of the court investigating her death and will be used to help establish if the drink and drugs that showed up caused her death. A Foreign Office spokesman said today: "We can confirm the death of a British national in Ibiza on September 11. We are providing consular assistance to the family. Husband The dead woman is believed to have been partying with her husband when she fell ill. Gillian died the same day another British tourist lost his life after falling from a hotel balcony on the neighbouring island of Majorca. Samuel Peter Hill, 22, thought to be from Beckford, Worcestershire, was killed almost instantly after falling from a hostel in Magalluf and landing on his head. The freak accident happened around 3.30 yesterday morning/on Wednesday morning at the Villasol Hostel, recommended as a holiday hotel for youngsters because it is close to the Punta Balllena strip where most of the resort's nightclubs and bars are. Dad-of-three Craig Knapp, 31, from Dundee, killed himself in July by jumping to his death from a tenth-floor balcony in Magalluf after leaving a suicide note on Facebook. Wife Lisa, mum to Craig, 12, Rhys, six, and Dara, four, told later how he flew to Majorca after dumping his lorry by the side of the road as he was out working and was seen "drunk and depressed" by relatives shortly before he was found dead. Mum-of-two Janine Mallett, 31, from Stockton-on-Tees near Middlesborough, was found floating dead in the sea off San Antonio in July after a night out with a friend. Tests later showed she had consumed ecstasy, cocaine, speed and crystal meth. The former Churchill insurance worker, who lived in Stockton-on-Tees with her electrician husband Iain and two children Jack, five, and Evelyn, three, had travelled to Ibiza with a female friend. Janine was discovered hours after the pair became separated during a night out.