Police confirmed that the girl swam in the waters near the bribe -Aienda – not far from the mainland, on which Vurim Beach sits – if she was attacked by sharks, the species of which was not identified.
Ambulance in Queensland confirmed that the victim was suffering a life -threatening injury to her upper body.
She was bitten about 100 m from the shore, Australian media reports.
Christopher Potter arrived at the beach immediately after the attack. He said ABC News: “There are many swimming groups floating here, morning and afternoon.
“It is known that there are many sharks around the bribe, but it’s close to the shore, it’s still shock.”
Water near the beach is protected by drums – barrels fixed on the seafloor, which had baits to catch sharks that are too close.
Then, which enter them, they get into them, as well as relocated and released other species.
Police said she would prepare a report on Monday for Coronar.
