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Sydney beaches reopen after four shark attacks | 7NEWS

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Sydney beaches are reopening for the Australia Day long weekend after being closed due to four shark attacks within 48 hours, including two incidents that critically injured a 12-year-old boy and a 27-year-old man. Lifeguards are implementing enhanced safety measures including additional inflatable boats, jet skis, and drone surveillance, with over a million people expected to visit beaches over the three-day period. The NSW state government has announced increased funding for the shark monitoring program in response to the recent attacks.

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