Busan to Devise Measures to Keep Sharks at Bay Amid 'Bukang-I' Visit
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In the wake of the appearance of a shark named "Bukang" in the North Port waterway, Busan City is considering establishing inter-agency countermeasures and introducing shark deterrents to prevent sharks from entering its beaches.
(Busan=Yonhap News) Reporter Min Young-kyu = Following 'Bukang-i,' a shark that entered and stayed for an extended period in the artificial waterway of Busan North Port Waterfront Park, the Busan Metropolitan City government [is concerned] the influx of sharks into beaches...
“Bukangi,” a black shark that stays in the artificial waterway of Busan Port North Port Water Park for a long time, also appeared in a national audit by the Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries. Lawmakers agreed that it is necessary to study the causes and environment and countermeasures for the appearance of bokangi, such as rising water temperatures and changes in fish species. National Assembly Agriculture, Forestry and Livestock held at …
BUSAN, Oct. 13 (Yonhap) -- The Busan city government said Tuesday it will devise measures to keep sharks at bay to protect beachgoers amid the animal's unusual visit to one of the city's canals."Bukang-i" -- which was named after
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