1 outlets · filed 2 October 2026
Shark rescue attempt in South Korea
Reuters
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Both Reuters and South China Morning Post focus on the rescue effort for the shark in Busan’s canal, and both note that attempts to guide it back to open sea were underway or had resumed. Reuters presents it as a live rescue update and adds that the shark has drawn about 600,000 visitors, while South China Morning Post says a second attempt failed and that the animal remained stranded into its third week.
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