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Update
KNYSNA NEWS - The Knysna Municipality’s Environmental Department, together with SANParks and Cape Nature, are in the process of removing the whale carcass on Brenton beach.
The team expect to be done in 2-3 days.
The beach remains closed and no swimming will be allowed until further notice.
Read a previous article: Brenton beach closed
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