Recently, a 46-year-old woman was attacked by a shark in the seaside fishing town of Jurien Bay, 220km north of Perth, after her leg was bitten by a great white shark.
It is reported that the lady was traveling with a local travel ** merchant "Sapellis" when she was on a "sea lion tour" on Sandra Island.
According to the Department of Industry and Regional Development of Western Australia, the woman was bitten by a two-metre shark near Sandra Island and around her waist at 11.30am on Monday.
A traveler said that after the accident, onlookers dragged the woman out of the water and took her to a nearby beach.
Subsequently, the doctor performed simple treatment and hemostasis.
Around noon, emergency centre staff arrived at the accident site and with the help of a rescue helicopter, she was taken to hospital in Perth.
According to the information released by the hospital, when she arrived at noon on Monday, the woman's condition was not very good, however, after resuscitation, her condition gradually improved, and now her condition is also stable.
The appearance of this accident also gave a great shock to the local residents. Dandaragan District SARE Director Tony O'Goman said their society was taken aback by the news.
We've heard a lot of reports of shark attacks, but this is the first time we've seen such a situation in such a close proximity.
No one wants to be bitten by a waist-high shark. ”
The most recent shark attack in Julian Bay was in the 1960s. ”
In addition, it is reported that the Myanmar League for Democracy is also conducting an in-depth study of the matter and issued a statement: "The Myanmar League for Democracy will cooperate with the local ** to investigate the matter." ”
At the same time, DPIRD also issued a warning: "Pay special attention when traveling to Juri Bay. ”
Immediately after the incident, Cape Didi also closed the beaches of North Hyde and Cape Sandy.
At the same time, the general public should also be reminded to pay more attention when traveling to the beach and surrounding waters!