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Multiple Shark Sightings Led to New Closures of New York City Beaches
Several shark sightings this week led to the temporary closure of all beaches on the Rockaway area. Shark sightings have been reported by local authorities on the waters off New York City earlier this week, leading to the temporary closure of all beaches on the Rockaway peninsula in Queens on Tuesday, July 19.
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