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		</div><h6><span style="color: #080000;"><strong>Wall Street big whig killed by shark while diving in Costa Rica</strong></span></h6>
<h6><span style="color: #080000;"><strong>Rohina Bhandari, suffered fatal bites to both her legs Thursday while off diving with a group near Cocos Island</strong></span></h6>
<h6><span style="color: #080000;"><strong>Bhandari, 49, a fund manager, was a senior director at WL Ross &; Co. LL, a firm founded by <span style="color: #050000;">Commerce</span> Secretary Wilbur Ross</strong></span></h6>
<h6 class="wp-caption-text featured"><strong><strong><img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-286167" src="https://konniemoments.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/Rohina-Bhandari-right-with-Jeffrey-Rosenthal-center-Kim-Standish-and-Kim-Standish-in-2014.jpg" alt="Rohina Bhandari [right] with Jeffrey Rosenthal [center], Kim Standish and Kim Standish in 2014.jpg" width="1200" height="960" /></strong>Fund Manager, Rohina Bhandari [right], seen here in a 2014 photo with Jeffrey Rosenthal [center] and Kim Standish [left] was killed by a tiger shark off the remote Isla del Coco, near Costa Rica, on Thursday</strong></h6>
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<p>A Wall Street private equity manager was killed by a tiger shark while diving with a group off a Costa Rican island.<br />
Rohina Bhandari, who lived in Manhattan, New York suffered fatal bites to both her legs Thursday while diving with a group of friends in the waters near Cocos Island, a national park about 300 miles off the Costa Rican mainland, the environment ministry said in a statement.<br />
Bhandari, 49, was a senior director at WL Ross &; Co. LL, a firm founded by Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, and often attended New York City charity events.<br />
Colleagues in the financial community and friends have reacted with shock to her death.<br />
“Unbelievably sad and heartbreaking news that Rohina has died,” posted Julie Walker, one of her Facebook friends.<br />
“She was such a wonderful person who loved life. I will always remember her kindness, friendship and our adventures together.<br />
According to a report in the local La Nacion, it was the group’s diving guide that noticed a tiger shark approaching underwater and tried to scare it away.<br />
But as they surfaced, the shark swam directly at Bhandari and began biting her legs.<br />
The guide tried to assist, and also got bitten, according to the report.<br />
A group of doctors, also diving in the area, ended up declaring the woman dead at the scene<br />
The injured guide was taken to a hospital, reportedly conscious and in relatively stable condition. He told officials that the shark attacked when his group was surfacing at the tail end of the dive.<br />
A boater and other divers tried to drive the creature away but it was too late.<br />
“Upon reaching the surface, the attack on the tourist was already serious,” the ministry said.<br />
Tiger sharks are aggressive predators, often found around Pacific islands.</p>
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Wall Street fund manager, Rohina Bhandari, killed by shark while diving in Costa Rica
