![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/woman-19-died-after-suffering-unsurvivable-blood-loss-in-deadly-shark-attack/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/0_Young-woman-19-mauled-to-death-by-Great-White-Shark-while-out-swimming-with-friends-as-a-shocked.jpg&description=A coroner's investigation into the tragic shark attack death of Kaelah Marlow, 19, found that "there was nothing that the lifeguards could have done to prevent" her dying at Waihi Beach, New ZealandKaelah Marlow, 19, was swimming with friends when the shark attacked A teenager suffered from "unsurvivable blood loss" after being fatally attacked by a great white shark while at the beach with her friends, a coroner has ruled. Kaelah Marlow, 19, was enjoying the day at Waihi Beach on New Zealand 's North Island when the 2.8m (9.2ft) long beast struck on 7 January 2021. The young woman was horrifically attacked by the sea monster, and while still conscious called for help - yelling 'shark' - when rescuers reached her. The 19-year-old was then hauled aboard a rescue boat and whisked back to shore for medical treatment. Tragically, she died from her injuries, after sustaining a severe wound to her right thigh. The 19-year-old girl died shortly after being pulled to shore by a rescue boat ( Kaelah Marlow/Facebook) Coroner Michael Robb said the victim suffered "massive and unsurvivable blood loss by the time lifeguards arrived and pulled her out of the water." The coroner went on to add that unfortunately there was nothing lifeguards could have done to prevent Kaelah's death. While the friends had been swimming in an area between the displayed flags - which were being patrolled by lifeguards at the time - the lifeguards decided to send an inflatable boat to Kaelah's position, which was some 300 to 400 metres (984 to 1,312 feet) from the shore to check on her. The report said the victim did not appear to be in any "obvious difficulty" or distress during this time, but when the great white shark struck, the lifeguard vessel was not able to reach her in time. The report said that 'Kaelah was well loved by her family who continue to grieve deeply for her' ( Kaelah Marlow/Facebook) The report went on to outline: "Lifeguards reached Kaelah while she was conscious and calling for){kind=link}
A coroner’s investigation into the tragic shark attack death of Kaelah Marlow, 19, found that “there was nothing that the lifeguards could have done to prevent” her dying at Waihi Beach, New Zealand
A teenager suffered from “unsurvivable blood loss” after being fatally attacked by a great white shark while at the beach with her friends, a coroner has ruled.
Kaelah Marlow, 19, was enjoying the day at Waihi Beach on New Zealand ‘s North Island when the 2.8m (9.2ft) long beast struck on 7 January 2021.
The young woman was horrifically attacked by the sea monster, and while still conscious called for help – yelling “shark” – when rescuers reached her.
The 19-year-old was then hauled aboard a rescue boat and whisked back to shore for medical treatment.