Rockaway and Lido beaches closed temporarily Sunday afternoon after sharks were spotted at both locations just hours apart.
ROCKAWAYS, Queens -- Beachgoers saw another shark this weekend, but this time it was within city limits."I'm hoping they have lifeguards out," Janice Duffin said."They're looking out for that. Drones out. Get people out of the water in time."Around the same time, a shark was spotted off the shore of Lido Beach in Hempstead, Long Island.
The lifeguards blew their whistles and got all swimmers back onto the beach calmly, the closest swimmer was about 20 yards from where lifeguards saw the fin.were reported along Long Island's south shore beaches.Swimmers at Lido Beach were allowed back into knee-deep water around 1:30 p.m.
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