Woman rushed to hospital in ‘shark’ attack horror | US | News
A woman is said to have been bitten by a shark at Jones Beach in Long Island in New York on Wednesday, June 25th. The 20 -year -old, who has not yet been defined publicly, was found on the coast of Jones Beach State Park Central Shopping Center on the coast of Central Shopping Center of Jones Beach State Park when he reported that the Parks, Recreation and Historical Protection State Office was bitten by the “Unknown Marine Wildlife”.
In a statement, the woman’s left foot and leg has continued small interruptions, he added. Cankurtaran and emergency workers responded and the woman was transferred to a hospital. According to the statement, their injuries did not threaten life. He did not see what was caused by their injuries, but biologists from the New York State Environmental Protection Department concluded that “probably” a bit of a bit of a bite sand tiger shark.
Parks, Recreation and Historical Protection Office Regional Manager George Gorman, the attack at New York Beach was the first of the season and “I hope the last”. New York Times notified.
Authorities were using drones to look for dangerous sea life, while swimming in Jones Beach was suspended on Wednesday for the rest of the day. The beach then reopened on Thursday morning.
According to National Geographic, although there is no complete agreement on shark species, sand tiger sharks (also known as gray nurse sharks (also known as sharks (To the decision Taurus), Ranging from 6.5 to 10.5 feet and weighing 350 pounds (159kg). Even if the mouth is closed, they exhibit a mouthful of sharp teeth protruding in all directions.
In order to reduce the risk of contacting with sharks, New York Parks officials advised swimmers to avoid seal, fish schools, fish splashing, diving seafood and blurred water. Holidaymakers and natives should avoid swimming dawn, twilight and night and remain close to the shore.
Bite in New York comes after the hurry of the last shark attacks reported at the holiday hot points. At the beginning of this month, a shark almost broke the hand of a nine -year -old girl as she was snorkeling on the shores of Boca Grande in Florida. According to the family statement, the girl was taken to the Tampa General Hospital, where doctors can “bring her hand together”.
Then last week, two people, including a 12 -year -old girl, were bitten on her legs in Hilton Head Island in South Carolina. The young girl was hospitalized in Savannah, Georgia.
