Woman seriously injured in shark attack at Sydney beach
A woman was seriously injured in a shark attack at Coogee Beach in Sydney, suffering serious arm and leg injuries. The incident occurred on Saturday morning, and the woman was airlifted to hospital by helicopter. Several beaches in the area were closed as a precaution following the attack.
- ▪The woman, 35, was pulled from the water by members of the public who commenced first aid.
- ▪The incident is the latest in a series of shark attacks in Australia, which has seen almost 1,300 recorded shark attacks since 1791.
- ▪Several beaches in the area were closed as a precaution after the attack.
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- ▪ Woman critically injured in shark attack off Sydney’s Coogee Beach - AP News — Google News
- ▪ Swimmer critically injured in shark attack off Australian beach — New York Post
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Woman seriously injured in shark attack at Sydney beach6 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleJaroslav LukivReutersThe incident happened at Coogee Beach in SydneyA woman has been seriously injured after being bitten by a shark at a beach in Sydney, police have said.New South Wales Police said emergency services were called to Coogee Beach in the east of the city on Saturday morning. The woman, 35, was "pulled from the water by members of the public who commenced first aid", police said, and suffered "serious arm and leg injuries".She was then airlifted to hospital by helicopter.
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