Menino mordido por tubarão segue isolado e corre risco alto de infecção, diz pai da criança: 'Saúde psicológica abalada'
Pai de menino que perdeu a perna após ataque de tubarão fala sobre recuperação do filho O menino João Lucas Castor Nemezio Sales, de 11 anos, que perdeu uma das pernas após ser mordido por um tubarão na praia de Piedade, no Grande Recife, segue isolado por risco alto de infecção, segundo o pai da criança. Nesta sexta-feira (5), Lucas Nemezio falou sobre o estado de saúde dele e agradeceu aos profissionais que o atenderam (veja vídeo acima). "Hoje ele se encontra em isolamento
A 11-year-old boy who lost a leg in a shark attack at Piedade beach in Recife, Brazil, is currently in strict isolation due to a high risk of infection. His father shared that the child's immunity is low, making any visits a potential danger. After spending four days in the ICU, the boy has been moved to a private hospital for continued care. The family has launched a social media campaign to raise funds for his extensive recovery, which will include significant costs beyond hospital bills, such as home modifications and specialized psychological support. The father, who recently joined the Federal Highway Police and was stationed in Manaus, is seeking a transfer back to be closer to his son.
The incident highlights the severe physical and psychological toll shark attacks can have on victims and their families, underscoring the need for ongoing medical and financial support during long-term recovery.
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