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Mako shark sighting in Auckland like staring into the eyes of Jaws

Mako shark sighting in Auckland like staring into the eyes of Jaws Eva Corlett © Getty Safeswim issued an alert for Kohimarama and its neighbouring beaches yesterday following the shark sighting. A 12-year-old boy who encountered a 3m-long mako shark at a popular Auckland beach says it was like staring into the eyes of Jaws . Safeswim issued an alert for Kohimarama and its neighbouring beaches yesterday following the sighting. Keen sailors and twin brothers, Niko and Stavro Purdie, were sailing their Optimist yachts with their Kohimarama Yacht Club team, when they saw a large shadow. At first, the sailors believed the shadow belonged to a dolphin.

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Dozens of Auckland beaches closed due to high risk of illness from swimming

The red warning is triggered when there s a greater than 2 percent chance of getting sick from swimming at a beach. St Heliers, Herne Bay, Browns Bay, Cockle Bay and Beach Haven are all on a short-term high-risk warning. Further south, Glenbrook Beach and southern Manukau s Sandspit have also been labelled high-risk. A huge number of high-risk swimming warnings are in place for Auckland beaches. Photo credit: Safeswim The warnings come after wastewater systems were overwhelmed by heavy rain during the weekend. The Council s Safeswim website has issued 12 beaches with a heightened long-term warning, advising people: Do not swim. Long-term high-risk areas

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High risk of illness : Huge number of Auckland beaches hit with swimming warnings

High risk of illness : Swimming warnings remain at huge number of Auckland beaches Newshub 3/01/2021 © Provided by Newshub A raft of high risk swimming warnings have hit dozens of Auckland beaches. Auckland Council has issued a red warning for over 50 Auckland beaches after water quality measuring systems indicated high levels of faecal contamination. The red warning is triggered when there s a greater than 2 percent chance of getting sick from swimming at a beach. St Heliers, Herne Bay, Browns Bay, Cockle Bay and Beach Haven are all on a short-term high-risk warning. Further south, Glenbrook Beach and southern Manukau s Sandspit have also been labelled high-risk.

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