NATIONAL NEWS - Anyone wading into the water will be doing so at their own risk after all shark nets were lifted.
A wage dispute within the KZN Sharks Board has seen all shark nets on KZN beaches lifted – meaning there’s no swimming allowed until further notice.
City of uMhlathuze chief sport and recreation officer Shakes Hiraman confirmed the lifting of the nets on Wednesday morning.
He said that if people chose to enter the water while the red flags (beach closed) were up, they would be doing so at their own risk.
Hiraman could not speculate as to how long it would take for the wage issue to be resolved.
All KZN beaches closed to swimmers over wage dispute
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Posted on: 15:50 Wed, 25 July 2018
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