Deadly shark attack prompts rare kill order in Western Australia
He survived but lost part of his leg, another surfer who rescued him told the ABC.There have been five fatal shark attacks in Australia this year.
- ▪He survived but lost part of his leg, another surfer who rescued him told the ABC.There have been five fatal shark attacks in Australia this year.
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Deadly shark attack prompts rare kill order in Western AustraliaImage source, ReutersImage caption, Authorities in Western Australia are still searching for the shark that killed a swimmer on FridayByTinshui YeungPublished19 minutes agoA rare catch-and-kill order has been issued for a great white shark off the coast of Western Australia, after a man was killed while on a morning swim at a popular beach on Friday. His body has still not been found.Authorities have said that beaches along the state's coast, including in the capital Perth, will remain closed until at least Sunday as the search for the shark continues.It is the second shark attack in Western Australia (WA) this week, and the third fatal attack in the state this year.The incident, at Sorrento Beach in Perth's north, has…
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