More shark danger: Rockaway, NY beaches closed after sightings
The New York City Police Department announced the closure of all Rockaway beaches on Tuesday after sharks were spotted
Shark sightings prompt Rockaway Beach closures in New York
The NYPD reports that all Rockaway beaches have been closed until further notice as a result of shark sightings.
Shark sightings have once again closed beaches in New York.
The New York City Police Department announced the closure of all Rockaway beaches on Tuesday after sharks were spotted.
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NYPD Aviation is currently undertaking aerial surveillance of the area, and the beach will be reopened when it is deemed safe, according to FOX 5.
SkyFOX spotted two sharks off shore near Breezy Point.
(FOX 5 NY / FOX 5 NY)
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In the meantime, swimming will not be allowed until safe conditions return to the area, but officials say that boardwalk will remain open.
Over a two-week period, a lifeguard, surfer and tourist were bitten in areas near Smith Point Beach in Long Island, New York.
NYPD helicopter patrols Rockaway Beach after shark sightings
Video shows an NYPD helicopter patrolling an area of Rockaway Beach, New York after sharks were spotted offshore. Swimming has been suspended until further notice.
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