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A MAN HAS been killed in a shark attack at Jeffreys Bay in South Africa today while snorkelling just 100 metres offshore.

The national Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) said a rescue crew responded to reports of the shark attack at 11.30am today local time hong kong company register.

On arrival, remains of a body, believed to be that of a man were recovered from the water and handed over to the police and forensic pathology services.

Irishman John O’Connor, who is on holidays in South Africa with his wife and witnessed the incident, told TheJournal.ie that locals told them they believe it was a great white shark, possibly too old to successfully feed out at sea.

“The surf rescue people had to come to shore to get refuse sacks to get parts of the body, registration of company in Hong Kong only half of it is thought to have been found,” he said. “It’s the first time there’s been a shark attack in the area. It was a bit unnerving, it was eerie, looking at someone being recovered.”

O’Connor said the community is “shocked” as the man is believed to be a well known open water swimmer.

“People are just standing on the beaches looking out to sea and there’s a helicopter going up and down the beach looking to see if the shark is still there Business Registry Hong Kong,” he said

All of the beaches in the area have been closed until further notice and the man has yet to be formally identified by police.

Television footage showed several cars and motorcycles were damaged in the Thursday blast, which was aimed at a truck carrying soldiers back to camp after they carried out security duties for by-elections in the city.

"At least 11 soldiers were wounded in the bomb blast on their truck," a military official told AFP.

"A civilian was killed and five others were also wounded," he added.

Senior police official Irfan Bhutto said another bomb was found near the blast site attached to a pylon and a bomb disposal unit was attempting to defuse it.

An unprecedented wave of killings and kidnappings has hit Karachi, a sprawling metropolis of 18 million people on the Arabian Sea and Pakistan's economic heart.

Bloody gang wars fed by ethnic and political bitterness, drugs and the Taliban, have created a culture of impunity, and the past two years have seen record death tolls.

In the first six months of 2013, 1726 people were killed in Karachi compared with a previous high of 1215 in the same period last year, according to the Human Rights Commission of Pakistan.

FORMER IRELAND MIDFIELDER Jason McAteer believes the days of footballers showing loyalty to clubs will soon be no more.

McAteer’s old club Liverpool are currently fighting tooth and nail to hold onto their talisman Luis Suarez and have so far turned down two bids from Arsenal for the wantaway Uruguayan.

However, string embroidery in an interview with The Guardian, the player claims he was told last season that he would be allowed to leave if the Reds failed to qualify for the Champions League and it is believed that he intends to hand in a transfer request next week if a move is blocked.

Speaking at the launch of Carlsberg’s Ultimate Football Pub in Dublin yesterday, McAteer, who spent four seasons at Liverpool during the 90s, gave his thoughts one of the most protracted transfer sagas in recent years.

“It is disappointing,” said McAteer. “He has been banned for 18 games and was protected by the club over the Evra incident case for samsung galaxy. I agree that a bit of loyalty should have been shown.

“I just think players like (Jamie) Carragher, (Steve) Gerrard and that generation will be the end of it. I’d like to think I was an extremely loyal person in business and in friends but I think it’s dying out in football.”

While Real Madrid are also believed to be monitoring the Suarez situation, the Gunners are the only club to have made their interest official. McAteer can’t see Liverpool selling their prized asset to a Premier League rival, however.

We’ll have to wait and see but I don’t see him selling him to Arsenal. I think it would be a nightmare for him nu skin hk.
“The Premier League is wide open this season with three top teams bringing in new managers. Liverpool certainly should be up there battling with Arsenal and Tottenham for fourth place. That’s why I don’t think they will sell to Arsenal.”