Man rushed to hospital after being mauled by shark in horror attack at popular remote surfing beach

A MAN rushed to the hospital after he was mauled by a shark in a horror assault.

The beachgoer was horrifically bitten by the lethal beast on the Bombie Browsing Spot in western Australia at round 12.30pm on Saturday.

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Cops mentioned paramedics weren’t alerted in regards to the horror assault till the person introduced himself on the hospital.

He was instantly admitted – and is now in a secure situation, a WA Nation well being spokeswoman mentioned in an announcement.

The Division of Main Industries and Regional Improvement (DPIRD) has launched an investigation after the incident was reported to authorities.

“Additional info will probably be offered because it turns into out there,” it mentioned in an announcement.

A neighborhood surfer mentioned he was “shocked” by the incident and advised The West Australian it was “all a part of the sport”.

Different beachgoers and surfers have now been suggested to take further warning and cling to seaside closures.

Whereas it was the primary shark sighting on the Bombie Browsing Spot in nearly a month, there have been no less than 24 different shark sightings throughout west Australia in simply the previous day, native media experiences.

It comes after a vacationer was left with horror accidents after being reportedly mauled by a shark at a well-liked honeymoon hotspot.

Medical doctors battled to avoid wasting the person’s leg after the beast “nearly bit it off” as he swam in Noonu Atoll, within the Maldives.

Horror photos present the holidaymaker in hospital the place he reportedly underwent surgical procedure.

Additionally they seem to indicate his wounded leg and foot.

Stories on Telegram channels say the vacationer was Russian, however the identical shops on information web sites don’t specify his nationality. 

Telegram channel 112 mentioned that the person was “fortunately splashing within the azure ocean close to Noonu Atoll”.

He was described as a rich visitor at a five-star luxurious resort within the tropical paradise, the Russian media reported.

The resort, the place rooms begin at £700 an evening, beforehand mentioned it was unaware of a shark assault involving one in all its company on its property.

“Now we have not acquired any experiences of a shark assault on an individual,” the resort reportedly acknowledged.

In the meantime, a dramatic video exhibits the terrifying second a shark attacked a gaggle of vacationer divers within the Maldives.

The large fish made a beeline for one diver earlier than transferring on to the subsequent, smashing into every with its highly effective head and snout.

In accordance with experiences, the assault befell not too long ago within the Maldives and concerned divers who had little expertise with sharks.

Within the video, which was shared to Telegram by native information channel MvCrisis on February 3, the divers have been reportedly filmed within the moments after trying to free a shark tangled in a rope or web.

It’s understood nobody was badly injured.

There are about 100 shark assaults around the globe annually, with scores of each oblivious and risk-taking swimmers mauled by the fish.

Ninety-one folks have been bitten by sharks in 2023 and 10 of the assaults have been deadly, in accordance with a brand new report from the Florida Museum of Pure Historical past.

Just lately, on December 28, a teenage boy was mauled to demise in a horror shark assault off a well-liked South Australian seaside.

The younger swimmer’s physique was pulled from the water close to Ethel Seashore within the Innes Nationwide Park at about 1.30pm native time.

Emergency providers rushed to the scene, but it surely was too late. His physique was recovered from the water.

Researchers on the College of Florida discovered that nice white, tiger, and bull sharks killed nearly all of swimmers final yr.

Two folks have been killed in California and Hawaii, with different confirmed deaths within the Bahamas, Egypt, Mexico, and New Caledonia.

4 folks have been killed in Australia in unprovoked shark assaults.