NSW Woman Loses Arm in Lion Attack at Queensland Zoo, Family Shares Emotional Journey
A NSW school teacher, Joanne Cabban, lost her arm in a lion attack at a Queensland zoo. The incident occurred in a staff-only area while she was visiting on school holidays. Cabban is emotionally struggling but in stable condition. Workplace Health and Safety Queensland is investigating the incident.
The NSW school teacher Joanne Cabban, in her 50s, lost her arm in a lion attack at a Queensland zoo. She was visiting during school holidays, a regular practice for 20 years. The incident occurred in a staff-only area near a lion enclosure. Cabban is emotionally struggling with the situation and is under heavy medication. Her condition is stable since arriving at the hospital. Workplace Health and Safety Queensland is investigating the incident. Another staff member applied first aid, saving Cabban's life. The zoo, with nine lions, practices 'protected contact' and the lion involved has not been put down.
According to the source: The Guardian.
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