Croc Attack in Broome: Man Airlifted to Perth

0:00It's April 20th. Welcome in. This is Sydney News Today, where local news meets AI. I'm Corey with the story. A man in his 20s got attacked by a large crocodile at a popular camping spot on Menari Road, north of Broom in Western Australia. This happened over the weekend at a remote area on the Dampeer Peninsula, known for its pristine beaches. He ended up in stable condition at Broom Hospital before getting airlifted to Perth by the Royal Flying Doctor Service. He's the second crock attack in the region in less than five months, with locals noticing more crocodile activity around their layly. The area draws crowds from Broom residents and tourists who love the untouched coastline, but these incidents highlight the risks in crock country up, north. Earlier attacks include one in January, where a guy got lacerations from a 3 meter saltwater crock near Lajardar Bay and another this year. During spearfishing off one arm point, the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions got word on Monday, already chatted with a relative, and plans a side visit

1:03plus. Interviews to check it out further, folks should stay vigilant out there.