Dis past Sunday morning, one 58-year-old man wen get choke bitten by one shark on top his leg wen he was surfing by Kewalo Basin, according to Honolulu Emergency Medical Services (EMS) ?. Paramedics wen show up at 7 a.m., fo’ give life-saving treatment to da surfa who wen kaukau from one shark bite on top his right leg.
Da surfa guy stay in serious kine condition ?. Honolulu Ocean Safety goin’ keep watching da waters around Kewalo Basin and Ala Moana afta dis shark bite. Da lifeguards wen put up signs in da area fo’ let peopo know ?️, as EMS spokesperson Shayne Enright wen say in one email dis past Sunday.
Dis shark attack wen make um da fourth shark incident dis year, and da t’ird time somebody wen get bitten, according to one list from da state Department of Land and Natural Resources’ Division of Aquatic Resources ?. Incidents going on top da list afta dey wen investigate and confirm um.
On March 19, get one more shark incident wen happen at Anaehoomalu on top Hawaii island ?️. Dat time, two 5-foot Blacktip reef sharks wen go bite one swimma around 12:30 p.m., about 250 yards from da shore. Dat wen cause lacerations on top da back of their left knee and left hand.
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? Shark Attack Strikes Surfer Off Kewalo Basin ?♂️
This past Sunday morning, a 58-year-old man was severely bitten by a shark on his leg while he was surfing near Kewalo Basin, as reported by Honolulu Emergency Medical Services (EMS) ?. Paramedics arrived at 7 a.m. to administer life-saving treatment to the surfer who suffered a shark bite on his right leg.
The surfer is currently in serious condition ?. Honolulu Ocean Safety will continue to patrol the waters around Kewalo Basin and Ala Moana after this shark bite incident. Lifeguards have posted warning signs in the area ?️, as mentioned by EMS spokesperson Shayne Enright in an email this past Sunday.
This shark attack marks the fourth shark-related incident this year and the third involving a bite, according to a list maintained by the state Department of Land and Natural Resources’ Division of Aquatic Resources ?. Incidents are added to the list after being investigated and confirmed.
On March 19, another shark incident occurred at Anaehoomalu on Hawaii Island ?️. In that case, two 5-foot Blacktip reef sharks bit a swimmer around 12:30 p.m., about 250 yards from the shore. The attack resulted in lacerations to the back of the swimmer’s left knee and left hand.
