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Breaking News: Diver Dies After Shark Attack Near Chatham Islands

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A man has died in hospital on the Chatham Islands after being attacked by a shark.
Emergency services were called around midday following reports the man – who had been diving off a boat – had been critically injured.
He was rushed to Chatham Island Hospital, but has since died.

The man who died in a shark attack near the Chatham Islands has been described as a “happy go lucky boy”.

Jade Dixon was a commercial diver in the Chathams and his grandmother Sandy says he was as “tough as old boots”.

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He died in hospital after emergency services were called around midday following report the man – who had been diving off a boat – had been critically injured.
Sandy said they were still waiting for more details.

His death will be referred to the coroner.

More to come…

Source: RNZ.co.nz

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