After boats and water jets failed to guide Bukangi out of Busan's North Port canal on September 29, officials described a second approach using a specially made net. The reported 50-metre size and possible Friday attempt are plans, not evidence that the net is installed or that the shark has reached open water.
Busan's assessment that Bukangi was swimming and breathing normally did not establish that the canal was suitable for a prolonged stay. The official case for intervention rests on restricted movement and feeding opportunities, with the animal's condition to be monitored as methods change.
Visitor totals attached to Bukangi cover different time windows. A September 28 English report separated four holiday days from a longer cumulative count. Keeping those periods apart avoids inflating attendance or treating park visits as a count of distinct tourists.
The September 29 attempt to guide Bukangi out of Busan's North Port canal ended without a release. Earlier English-language notices described the launch of an operation, while a later Korean field report recorded its suspension. The distinction matters when following this developing story across languages.
