Surfer killed by shark, Australia

08:59 AM - a surfer of about 50 years is dead, under the eyes of his wife, for the attachment of a shark just a few meters from a popular beach in Byron Bay, a tourist resort in the north of Sydney. Two lifeguards out of service, risking their lives, they rushed unnecessarily to his aid. Man, azzannato leg, was driven on the beach where a doctor who has practiced artificial respiration, but without being able to save it.
This is a breaking news from Australia.

The lifeguards have identified the animal and consider it a great white shark. Using a helicopter and board a personal watercraft have tried to push it off. However, there will be attempts to kill him as the great white shark and a protected species. Even if the attacks by sharks in Australia seem to frequent, the risk is relatively low. The attacks have been around less than 900 from when they are begun statistics and only 217 were fatal. This is a breaking news from Australia