Shark Attacks in Egypt: Beaches Closed After Two Women Killed
Deadly Incident Raises Questions About Safety in Red Sea
Beach Closures in Tourist Resorts
Egyptian authorities have closed several beaches on the country's Red Sea coast after two female tourists were killed in shark attacks last Friday. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of swimming in the popular tourist destination.
Low Incident Rate in Egypt
Despite the recent attacks, the incident rate for shark attacks in Egypt is relatively low year-round. According to experts, the waters are generally safe for tourists and locals alike throughout all seasons.
Beach Closures in North Coast Resorts
In a separate incident, several popular resorts on Egypt's north coast closed their beaches on Friday after a man was injured in a shark attack. The man, a Russian tourist, was reportedly snorkeling when he was bitten on the leg.
First Fatal Attack in Recent Years
The death of a Russian man last Thursday marked the first fatal shark attack in Egypt in recent years. The man was mauled by a shark off one of Egypt's most popular tourist beaches, Sahl Hasheesh.
Investigation and Safety Measures
Egyptian authorities are investigating the recent attacks and have implemented safety measures, including increased patrols and the installation of shark nets in some areas. Tourists are advised to follow safety guidelines and swim in designated areas with lifeguards present.
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