A person swimming in the sea at a beach in Sydney died as a result of a shark attack. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
This incident has revived existing debates in the country about how to protect people in the sea. Shark nets have been used since 1937, but they do not completely stop sharks.
Experts emphasize that the effectiveness of these nets is limited and that they harm many other marine animals. Reports of shark attacks have increased in recent years, but experts link this to more people entering the water and information on social media.
According to statistics, the risk of drowning is much higher than that of a shark attack. Currently, the government is testing alternative methods to enhance safety.
For example, warning systems using smart nets, drones, and mobile applications are being developed. At the same time, the plan to remove shark nets has been temporarily halted due to the recent incident.
These measures represent a new approach aimed at ensuring the safety of people in the sea.
