Thursday, March 28, 2024

Stray Buffalo threatens lives in Kalabo

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Kalabo District Commissioner Fridah Luhila has appealed to people in Ndoka and Lukona communities to be wary of a lone buffalo that is roaming the area.

Mrs. Luhila told ZANIS that the beast was spotted in Ndoka area by a local school teacher.

She said National Parks and Wildlife officers have since been sent to the area to safeguard the lives of people.

Mrs. Luhila has since urged members of the public to take precautionary measures and report the whereabouts of the beast to her office immediately once spotted.

In a related development, the lone buffalo was also spotted in some parts of Silowana Ward of Nalolo District.

Silowana Ward Councilor Kapalu Chilanda told ZANIS in a telephone interview that there is need for relevant authorities to quickly intervene before lives are lost.

8 COMMENTS

    • LT You are useless We thought its the whole head??? Nonsense.. Anyways Free Meat Kalabo Guys, No need to wait for ZAWA. Slaughter the Animal

  1. I am sure these National Parks and Wildlife officers will simply shoot for meat …instead of darting the animal!!

  2. Its not a real buffalo for it to be in NALOLO constituency where the VP and PF lost ? Iam sure its a great female beast from plot 1 be wary UPND call sangomas to prophesy before ur gun shoots back to u

  3. This is what happens when you have an incompetent Minister if Tourism of Arts! A very clueless man who resorts to killing instead of coming up with a strategy. Its always the easy way out just as he commanded game rangers to kill an elephant when clearly it was human error. As long as we have mediocre leadership, our animals will continue to die under these ministers with fake degrees. All he is in for is the money, lavish lifestyle and travelling including squandering money and has no passion for the tourism industry. Lungu needs to really think hard when he is hiring these minister and their Permanent Secretaries. He also needs to start holding them accountable and do Performance Evaluations after six months!If they bring no economic development they are saked!

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