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MOST RECENT INCIDENTS

2022
Date and Time:Mar 21, 2:00 pm
Location:Kailua-Kona, Keahole Point, approx 1 mile from shore
Activity:SCUBA diving
Water clarity:Clear
Water depth:est 200 ft
Victim:Confidential
Description:

Puncture wound on right big toe. Considered a provoked incident.

Shark:Galapagos shark, length 6 feet

Date and Time:Feb 09, before 3:30 am
Location:Kailua-Kona, Kahalu‘u Beach Park, approx 1.5 miles from shore
Activity:Floating
Water clarity:Clear
Water depth:est 1200 ft
Victim:Confidential
Description:

Bitten on right foot and calf.

Shark:Cookiecutter shark, length unknown.

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