Britons issued travel warning for major tourist hotspot over risk of fatal shark attacks
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The Foreign Office has issued an urgent travel warning to Britons travelling to the Maldives over the risk of fatal shark attacks.The fresh alert, issued this afternoon, warns travellers to be aware of the risks involved when partaking in diving safaris.The updated notice reads: "Diving safaris are available and may include opportunities to see sharks."Be aware of the potential risks as accidents can occur and, in rare cases, may be fatal." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say "It adds: Many resort islands are more than an hour away from the nearest hyperbaric chamber."Make sure you understand how your dive operator would get you to one of the three chambers in the islands."The fresh warning appears alongside more general advice about swimming safety under "outdoor activities and adventure tourism".The Foreign Office also provides warnings on transport risks, terrorism, crime, laws and cultural differences in the region.Just last month, a Spanish newlywed was left fighting for life after...
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