A shark attack in the Seychelles left a British honeymooner dead and the island nation shaken as family members and local officials coped with the second deadly attack this month.
The shark struck on Tuesday while Ian Redmond, 30, snorkeled 20 yards from the shore at around 4:30 p.m. local time, witnesses said.
A dingy brought the wounded man ashore alive, but emergency personnel could not save him as bystanders tried to hold back his wife of two weeks, Gemma Houghton, 27, The Guardian reported.
Redmond reportedly suffered bites on his legs and chest and lost an arm in the attack.
Beachside restaurant owner Jeanne Vargiolu nike jordan shox verkaufenwitnessed the rescue efforts.
“I saw his wife talking to about five people — I think one was English — that she still had hope he was still alive,” she told the Guardian. “They were trying to help him but they could not.”
In a tribute to her husband released by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Houghton wrote: "The loss of Ian has left a gaping hole in our hearts that will never be filled."
The couple were married on Aug. 6.
Earlier this month, glasses GUCCI shoes verkaufena French tourist, Nicolas Fran?ois Virolle, 36, bled to death after a shark attack in the same area, leading to speculation that one animal may be responsible for both incidents, The Telegraph reported.
Seychelles’ officials rushed to allay fears about the unprecedented second fatal attack in less than a month by calling the animal “foreign.”


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