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Sydney beach deploys drones, helicopter after fatal shark attack
The Straits Times
|September 08, 2025
The Australian authorities on Sept. 7 deployed drones and a helicopter to monitor the waters around a popular Sydney beach after a surfer was killed by a great white shark on Sept. 6, officials said.
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The Australian authorities on Sept. 7 deployed drones and a helicopter to monitor the waters around a popular Sydney beach after a surfer was killed by a great white shark on Sept. 6, officials said.
Two beaches in Australia's most populous city remained closed on Sept. 7 after the attack on the morning of Sept. 6 that took place about 100m from shore while the man was surfing with friends at Long Reef Beach, in the north of the New South Wales state capital.
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