Shark attacks tourist in Seychelles Posted on 31 December 2019 Officials in Seychelles have warned tourists to avoid the water of a beach in Amitie, Praslin following a shark attack that occurred over the weekend. A French woman was attacked and badly injured while swimming. According to Newsweek, the woman sustained serious injuries to her arm and was airlifted to hospital. According to the Seychelles News Agency, the French ambassador Dominique Mas had said that while she had undergone surgery her life was not in danger. The Seychelles Maritime Safety Administration (SMSA) has sectioned off the area of the attack. According to Newsweek the shark is being examined by officials but the species of shark is still unknown. While shark attacks are rare in the Seychelles, authorities believe that the cool waters, which are unusually cold for this time of year, may have been what attracted the shark. Image: Unsplash Related Posts South African becomes first person to legally paraglide from Everest 19 May 2022 A South African paraglider and climber has become the first person to legally fly off... read more SAWS issues multiple warnings for cold and wet weather conditions 19 May 2022 SAWS has issued multiple warnings for cold and wet weather conditions in several parts of... read more Delta Air Lines increases Johannesburg flights to 6 a week 19 May 2022 Delta Air Lines has announced that they will increase their frequency of flights between Atlanta... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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