Teens injured in two separate shark attacks in North Carolina

People support a teenage lady during a stage of a shark conflict in Oak Island, N.C., Sunday, Jun 14, 2015. (Steve Bouser/The Pilot, Southern Pines, N.C. around AP)

OAK ISLAND, N.C. — Two teenagers were severely harmed in dual apart shark attacks in a same North Carolina city on Sunday, terrifying beach goers and call one repelled declare to review a stage to a film “Jaws.”

Oak Island Mayor Betty Wallace told WECT-6 that a initial victim, a girl, mislaid partial of

her arm and could remove her left leg. Just over an hour later, a 16-year-old child also was pounded by a shark and was airlifted to a hospital, Wallace said. He mislaid an arm.

“I saw someone lift this lady (out of a water) and people were brisk around and perplexing to help,” Steve Bouser, who was only commencement his week-long beach vacation, told The Associated Press. “It was utterly terrible.”

The lady was draining heavily, and people practical temporary tourniquets while seeking her questions to try to keep her conscious.

It was “quite nightmarish,” Bouser said.

“It was so most like a stage from Jaws,” his wife, Brenda Bouser, added, referring to a 1975 thriller about a hulk man-eating white shark.

Local officials sent an all-terrain-vehicle to get everybody out of a water, and a Brunswick County Sheriff’s bureau was formulation to have a helicopter unit a coastline, a mayor said.

Wallace pronounced Sunday dusk that she had no serve information on a girl’s condition. The lady is not from Oak Island though was visiting family, a mayor said.

Brunswick County Dispatchers pronounced that they perceived a initial call during 4:12 p.m., and agencies including Oak Island Police and a Air Link Helicopter went to a scene. The second shark conflict was reported during 5:30 p.m.

Teens injured in two separate shark attacks in North Carolina