4 February 2022
Shark nets have been removed from several beaches in Durban and on the KZN north coast ahead of strong winds and heavy seas predictions. No swimming is allowed at these beaches.
The eThekwini Municipality has confirmed the closure of several Durban beaches following the removal of shark nets.
“The public is hereby notified that all beaches in eThekwini, from north to south, are closed as a result of the shark nets being removed by the Sharks Board,” said City Head of Communications, Lindiwe Khuzwayo.
She said this closure takes effect immediately and there will be no bathing allowed.
“The Sharks Board have removed all the shark nets to prevent unnecessary losses and or damage to their equipment as a result of strong winds and heavy seas associated with predicted severe weather systems,” Khuzwayo said.
The SA Weather Services has predicted disruptive rainfall in the eastern parts of the North West and Free State, Gauteng, in south-western parts of Limpopo, extreme western parts of Mpumalanga, western parts of KwaZulu-Natal and eastern parts of the Eastern Cape.
Source IOL
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