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Published 3 months ago

Sydney shark attack victim in a stable condition

Summary by Ground News
Lauren O'Neill was attacked about 7.45pm on Monday in Elizabeth Bay. The 29-year-old is a public servant working for the NSW government. An analysis of her bite wounds confirmed a bull shark was responsible. The creatures are commonly found in warm waters at this time of year.

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Sydney shark attack victim in a stable condition

Hospital staff in Sydney have managed to save the leg of a shark attack victim. Lauren O'Neill was bitten by a suspected bull shark on Monday evening while swimming in Elizabeth Bay. The 29-year-old was rushed to Sydney's St Vincent Hospital where extra surgeons were called to assist in the procedure. The shark bite caused significant blood loss and paramedics have praised the efforts of first responders who likely saved Ms O'Neill's leg. Ms O'N…

3 months ago·Southport, Australia
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The MercuryThe Mercury

Sydney shark attack victim in a stable condition

Hospital staff in Sydney have managed to save the leg of a shark attack victim. Lauren O'Neill was bitten by a suspected bull shark on Monday evening while swimming in Elizabeth Bay. The 29-year-old was rushed to Sydney's St Vincent Hospital where extra surgeons were called to assist in the procedure. The shark bite caused significant blood loss and paramedics have praised the efforts of first responders who likely saved Ms O'Neill's leg. Ms O'N…

3 months ago·Hobart, Australia
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Sydney shark attack victim in a stable condition

Hospital staff in Sydney have managed to save the leg of a shark attack victim. Lauren O'Neill was bitten by a suspected bull shark on Monday evening while swimming in Elizabeth Bay. The 29-year-old was rushed to Sydney's St Vincent Hospital where extra surgeons were called to assist in the procedure. The shark bite caused significant blood loss and paramedics have praised the efforts of first responders who likely saved Ms O'Neill's leg. Ms O'N…

3 months ago·Australia
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Sydney shark attack victim shares gratitude for rescuers in bedside statement

A woman who was bitten by a bull shark at a private wharf in Sydney Harbour said she was taking a dip close to shore on the hot summer day before the attack.Lauren O'Neill was attacked about 7.45pm on Monday, with emergency services quickly dispatching a helicopter to Billyard Avenue in Elizabeth Bay.In a statement shared from her hospital bed, O'Neill said she was taking a dip as she normally did most evenings.READ MORE: Swimmer stable after …

3 months ago·Australia
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