Maui beaches back to normal after shark attack on Canadian tourist
13th Nov 2006, 19:40 GMT
WAILUKU, Hawaii - Several beaches across the Maui coast on the Hawaiian Island were given the green signal to reopen after authorities failed to spot the shark that had attacked a Canadian tourist on Saturday.
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