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A whale carcass has made landfall in Cape Town.
The National Maritime Rescue Institute (NSRI) has called on the public to be cautious off the coast of False Bay after a whale carcass washed ashore at Strandfontein.
According to NSRI spokesman Craig Lambinon, the City of Cape Town waste disposal management was making arrangements to remove the body over the next two days.
“We call on the public to be cautious in the event of an increase in shark activity. While no increase in shark activity has been observed at this stage, it is normal for there to be an increase in shark activity. sharks around a whale carcass and caution is advised, “Lambinon said.
CAUTION: The carcass of a whale was washed ashore near Strandfontein. Water users are advised to exercise caution and use an alternative beach. Red flag waved at Muizenberg to indicate increased likelihood of shark activity. #BeSharkSmart pic.twitter.com/fsDekxSCtI
– Shark watchers (@SharkSpotters) October 10, 2020
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