Multiple Shark Attacks Prompt Beach Closures Along New South Wales Coast

A series of four shark attacks occurred along New South Wales' coast within three days, including three incidents in Sydney's northern beaches and one at Point Plomer. Two victims—a man and a boy—sustained critical leg injuries, while another boy escaped unharmed after a shark bit his surfboard. Authorities suspect bull sharks, attracted by murky waters following heavy rain, as the cause. In response, over 30 beaches have been closed, with safety measures like drone surveillance and electronic drumlines deployed.