9NEWS reports that the second shark attack occurred in Cid Harbour, Kunju, in less than 24 hours.
Around 01:45 this afternoon, a child was bitten by a shark in Cid Harbour.
The child, an unknown age and seriously injured in her leg, was being taken by helicopter to Mackay Base Hospital.
There was a shark attack in, Cid Habour around 5 p. M. Yesterday, and the victim was a 45-year-old woman.
, Justine Barwick is believed to be a diving enthusiast from Talla, who was jumping out of the water with her husband and three friends, and their boat was moored nearby. Justine was then attacked by a shark, seriously injured in the leg.
Figure sources: 9NEWS
Fortunately, John Hadok, an emergency doctor from Mackay Base Hospital, was on a nearby ship, and he rushed to rescue Justine so she wouldn`t lose too much blood to die.
Although Justine has undergone surgery, the situation is still not optimistic.
Figure Justine
Justine Barwick (left) with his family.
When Justine was pulled from the water to the ship for first aid, it was already bleeding heavily.
The RACQ CQ rescue helicopter, which routinely patrolled the area, took the victim to Proserpine, and refuelled the victim there.
Crew member Ben McCauley said emergency measures played a key role in saving the victim`s life.
"the first aid she got was really effective," he said.
"We hardly did anything, and the wound in her thigh was wrapped so well that the blood was almost completely stopped. The man who gave her first aid did a really good job. "
Although he had not seen Justine`s wound, he heard that "her thigh had been excised in a large chunk", accompanied by arterial bleeding.
Justine`s calf muscles were also reported to have been attacked.
Following are previous reports:
According to 9NEWS, a shark attack occurred in Whitsunday Islands, northern Kunzhou, where the victim, a tourist from Tara, was taken to hospital after being first aid by a doctor on a nearby ship.
At about 5 p.m. Yesterday, the 45-year-old woman was attacked by a shark while swimming in Cid Habour, while John Hadok, an emergency doctor from Mackay Base Hospital, was on a nearby ship.
The victim was seriously injured in the left upper thigh.
Victim transferred by helicopter to Mackay Base Hospital for treatment source: 9NEWS
Figure sources: AAP
When the victim was pulled from the water to the ship, he was already bleeding heavily.
Local paramedics say that thanks to Dr. Hadok`s first aid, the victim stopped the blood before the rescue helicopter arrived.
Figure sources: 9NEWS
"thanks to Dr. Hadok`s timely rescue, it helped her stop the bleeding," said Tracey Eastwick, manager of Mackey`s local ambulance network operations.
The RACQ CQ rescue helicopter, which routinely patrolled the area, took the victim to Proserpine, and refuelled the victim there.
During the refueling process, paramedics gave the victim a blood bag from a local hospital. Health care workers have also taken steps to alleviate pain and other medical services.
Rescue site Source: 9NEWS
Ms. Eastwick said the woman, who arrived at Mackay Base Hospital, after 8 p.m., still complained of "intense pain."
A hospital spokesman said the woman was still in critical condition after undergoing surgery last night.
Comprehensive compilation report of Yimi. com
Original link: https://www.9news.com.au/2018/09/20/14/12/second-shark-attack-queensland-cid-harbou
