EGYPT Shark Attack 2022 Video Of Austrian Tourist Woman in Red Sea Resort Near Sharm el Sheikh Clp

EGYPT Shark Attack 2022 Video Of Austrian Tourist Woman in Red Sea Resort Near Sharm el Sheikh Clp - Austrian Tourist Woman Died in Red Sea Resort Near Sharm el Sheikh
Cápatámadás Egyiptomban, Cápa támadt egy 68 éves osztrák turistára Egyiptomban
A desperate 68-year-old woman swam to shore 'after losing an arm and a leg' in a shark attack in Egypt
A 68-year-old woman 'loses an arm and a leg' in a shark attack at a resort near Sharm el-Sheikh as shocked tourists watch from the beach
Austrian pensioner killed in shark attack at popular Egyptian resort
The water turned red as a 68-year-old woman 'lost an arm and a leg' in Sahl Hasheesh, Red Sea
She died shortly after of 'painful shock', despite the best efforts of doctors on shore.
The dangerous six-foot gray reef sharks are among the 44 species found in the Red Sea
This is the chilling moment a woman desperately tries to swim to shore after a shark "bite her arm and leg" off an Egyptian tourist hotspot.

The 68-year-old Austrian pensioner died of "painful shock", most likely a heart attack, after the attack on Sahl Hasheesh Bay in the Red Sea on Friday.

Footage of her shows her screaming for safety using a flipper as the water around her turns scarlet.

Terrified onlookers tried to distract the animal, but no one jumped to help.
The Austrian tourist, who is married to an Egyptian, tried to scream towards the shore with a fin. But she died of "painful shock" after apparently losing an arm and a leg.

After she miraculously returned to her home, doctors gave her CPR on the spot.
But she died minutes later in an ambulance.

Authorities closed the surrounding beaches for three days.

The woman was reportedly married to an Egyptian and lived in the countryside.

The video shows witnesses at a nearby pier recording the woman's attempt to survive and commenting on her plight.

A group of Russian tourists is heard saying: “Where are the rescuers?
'Where is the rescue team? 'For the love of God.
A local report cited by the Russian news agency RIA Novosti said the shark bit the woman's arm and leg.

She was taken to the hospital, but she died on the way after her heart stopped and she couldn't restart.

Shark attacks in Egypt are rare, but the Red Sea has more than 44 species of fish, some of which can be deadly.

The most common are the six-foot gray reef sharks, which have 13 or 14 sharp teeth.
The Austrian tourist was photographed screaming for safety as the water around her turned scarlet. She used a flipper to find her way back to shore
The Red Sea region around Sharm el-Sheikh is very popular with foreign tourists.

They swim in shallow water about 60 meters deep or less.

In October 2020, a 12-year-old Ukrainian boy on vacation in Egypt and his guide lost limbs after being attacked by an oceanic whitetip shark.

The couple had to be amputated after the brutal incident at the Ras Muhammad resort on the Red Sea.

And in 2010, there were five shark attacks in Sharm el Sheikh in as many days.

Three Russians, a Ukrainian and a German tourist were injured.

German tourist Renata Seifert, 71, died of her injuries. #EgyptSharkAttack #Egypt #SharkAttack2022