New Zealand diver Henry Gibbs undergoes four surgeries after Fiji shark attack

Henry Gibbs, a New Zealand diver, survives a shark attack while diving in Fiji and undergoes multiple medical procedures, according to reports from NDTV and Stuff.co.nz. The incident injures his right leg, which requires extensive treatment. Both outlets say Gibbs undergoes four surgeries to address damage from the attack and receives a skin graft on his injured right leg. Stuff.co.nz describes his situation as serious but notes that he is expected to make a full recovery. NDTV similarly reports that he undergoes four surgeries and is treated with a skin graft, emphasizing the extent of the care he receives. The coverage aligns on the main details: Gibbs is a New Zealand diver, the attack occurs during a dive in Fiji, the injury is to his right leg, and his treatment includes four surgeries and a skin graft. The reports do not present additional specific information about the shark, the timing of the surgeries, or other injuries beyond the leg damage.