New Federal Law Mandates Shark Attack Alerts After Teen's Ordeal

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15-year-old Lulu Gribbin, who lost a hand and part of a leg in a 2024 Florida shark attack, inspired "Lulu's Law," signed by President Trump.
The federal legislation mandates emergency mobile alerts for shark attacks, empowering states to warn beachgoers about nearby incidents.

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15-year-old Lulu Gribbin, who lost a hand and part of a leg in a 2024 Florida shark attack, inspired "Lulu's Law," signed by President Trump. The federal legislation mandates emergency mobile alerts for shark attacks, empowering states to warn beachgoers about nearby incidents.

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