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Decomposing whale carcass re-emerges on Sydney's Malabar Beach

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  • Randwick Council has closed Malabar Beach in Sydney's east after whale remains washed up there. The juvenile whale carcass had earlier drifted onto the shore at Lurline Bay last week.
  • Council lifeguards fenced off the area over concern the carcass could attract sharks. Council moved the remains further up the beach and is arranging contractors to dispose of them.
  • The beach will stay closed until further notice.
Decomposing whale carcass re-emerges on Sydney's Malabar Beach
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