New Caledonia resumes shark cull and swimming ban after fatal attack
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- •The shark cull and swimming ban were reinstated on February 25, 2026.
- •The measures were triggered by a recent fatal shark attack in New Caledonia.
- •The swimming ban restricts access to certain coastal areas to prevent further incidents.
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- ▸If New Caledonia authorities effectively control shark populations through culling then the risk of shark attacks may decrease, improving safety for swimmers and tourists.
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