Swimming ban lifted at Robert Moses after multiple shark sightings
Swimming at Robert Moses beach has been prohibited until further notice due to multiple shark sightings off Fields 3 and 4.
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6h agoSwimming at Robert Moses beach was temporarily prohibited early this afternoon due to multiple shark sightings off Fields 3 and 4.
Chip Gorman, the deputy regional director of Long Island Parks, said a drone spotted sharks feeding on bunker. He says swimming will resume once they have cleared out of the area.
Swimming was able to resume around 12:45 p.m.
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