It's stuff like this we can do without:
"...More worryingly, scientists now have no idea how many sharks may have developed a taste for human flesh..."
Otherwise the article is surprisingly good for being a British paper.
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I wasn't looking for any advice official or otherwise. I wanted to know if people are back in the sea swimming and snorkelling (which I have been advised). I suspect that CDWS will not be so stupid to declare the sea safe at anytime in the near future if ever, so it's going to be an individual's personal decision. In Australia they put up signs warning of sharks which people mostly ignore as they know the authorities need to cover their arses.
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WARNING - Shocking. Here's one of the victims straight after the attack.