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South Korea has launched a third attempt to guide Bukangi, a shark trapped in an artificial waterway at Busan’s North Port Waterfront Park, back to the open sea. After two failed rescue operations involving water jets and massive nets, authorities are using a revised strategy with floating platforms and barriers. The shark’s prolonged stay has raised concerns over its welfare, while more than 1.6 million visitors have reportedly flocked to see the unusual attraction. The latest operation’s success remains unconfirmed.

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