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65-year-old swimmer killed in shark attack off South African coast; two beaches closed

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A 65-year-old open-water swimmer, Janine Lochrenberg, was fatally attacked by a shark at Orient Beach in KuGompo City. Fellow swimmers rushed to help her, but she sustained life-threatening injuries to her arm and thigh and later died. Local authorities closed the beach and opened an investigation. The incident comes amid reports of a slight increase in shark attacks in the region in recent years.

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