A surfer who shouted for help during a shark attack died after being pulled out of the water by beachgoers.
The man lost an arm in the attack north of Sydney yesterday and died shortly after ambulance services arrived. Last year was the deadliest since 1929 for shark attacks in Australia, with eight people killed.
One witness said: “I was out in the surf and I heard screaming. I paddled further out to the water and saw a man without an arm, there was lots of blood.
“He was shouting ‘Help me, help me’. People were trying to get him out to shore, it didn’t look good.
“I thought to myself then, this is probably fatal. A couple of guys on the beach started CPR
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2021-09-05 23:01:00Z
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