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In Thailand we do not have shark "attack" problems.
The only real shark problem I think we are having is that we have way to few sharks left in our waters.
At the same time some sharks in Egyptian waters have now been hunted and killed and if a few more incidents happen who knows, maybe a full-scale war on sharks will be the result. Kill 'm all!
I would hope that they may learn from others past mistakes and realise how foolish such actions are.
At the end of the day we chose to go diving, a sport that has risks attatched, we all have the right to chose our own acceptable risk levels.
For those that dont wish to risk entering the sharks environment, simply dont bother, go and dive somewhere else.
But I dare say those following such foolish ideas are acting purely on commercial interests as the prosperity of the marine ecosystem is quite clearly not entering into their minds.