Page 19 - சர்வதேச சுறா தாக்குதல் கோப்பு News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

It could have been worse. That’s the consensus by medics and rescue workers who responded to a shark bite victim late Friday afternoon about 1.5 miles off the southwestern tip of Key Biscayne’s Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park. As the sun was beginning to set to open Easter weekend, a 36-year-old man reportedly received a one-inch puncture wound to his lower leg while in the waters around “Stiltsville,” a historic landmark of what was once home to 27 wood stilt houses (now just six remain) built on concrete pilings in the shallow waters of Biscayne Bay. A speedy fire-rescue boat from the City of Miami Fire Rescue Marine Operations Center at the Bayside Marina brought the victim into the No Name Harbor shore, where Key Biscayne Fire Department personnel escorted him to Mercy Hospital, six miles away, where he was initially listed in stable condition before being treated and released.

United statesFlorida museum of natural historyVolusia countyBill baggs cape florida state parkMercy hospitalNo name harborUniversity of floridaPalm beachIndian river countyKey westNew smyrna beachBayside marinaMarcos osorioVillage of key biscayne fire rescue departmentRyder trauma center at jackson memorial hospitalKey biscayne fire department