Andiswa Mkosi
28 April 2012
Cape Town surfers and bathers and their visitors have been warned to stay out of the sea.
Seven sharks have been spotted along the False Bay coastline.
Shark Spotters raised red warning flags yesterday. They cleared several beaches, including Glencairn, Kogel Bay, Fish Hoek and Muizenberg.
With the exceptionally high shark activity, the City of Cape Town appealed to the public to be alert and to obey the instructions of shark spotters and law enforcement officers.
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