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Bathing is now open at several South Coast beaches

Some beaches were previously closed to bathers as a result of shark nets having been removed.

THE KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board has today confirmed that bathing is again open at many South Coast beaches, including Scottburgh, a favorite with many holidaymakers.

“The KZN Sharks Board is currently experiencing industrial action with its labour force and as such has had to temporarily reduce the number of protected beaches the organisation is able to service with the resources available,” Mike Anderson-Reade, head of the board said.

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Bathing is open at the following beaches:

Amanzimtoti main beach, Scottburgh, St Michael’s, Uvongo, Margate nain beach, Ramsgate, Southbroom and San Lameer.

Some of these beaches were previously closed to bathers as a result of shark nets having been removed.

It is advised that you still check with lifeguards on duty to confirm if it is safe to go into the ocean at beaches not specified above.

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