North Sydney beaches closed as a precaution after shark attacks

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North Sydney beaches closed as a precaution after shark attacks

Closed Australian authorities Today, beaches in the Northern Beaches area north of The City of Sydney, following several shark attacks that resulted in three injuries to citizens and surfers, as part of precautionary measures aimed at ensuring public safety.

The CEO of Coastal Rescue Services in the state explained "New South Wales" Australian Steve Pearce said that these incidents are unprecedented in the Sydney area, pointing to the deployment of additional surveillance equipment, including fishing nets and binoculars, and remotely operated drone boats to monitor the coast and monitor the approach of sharks.

Heavy rain

He stated that The heavy rains that the Sydney area witnessed recently, in addition to the rise in water temperature and the flow of fresh water into the sea, led to the mixing of sediments and fresh water with sea water, and pushed sharks to approach the mouths of water and coastal areas frequented by swimmers and surfers.

While the Prime Minister of the State of New South Wales, Chris Minns, stressed the importance of avoiding swimming and marine activities on prohibited beaches, and adhering to the instructions of emergency authorities and beach protection authorities, in order to preserve Public safety.