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Monkeys stealing phones from Hurlingham women

Monkeys that have given Hurligham residents sleepless nights for some time now PKEMOI NG'ENOH

A section of Hurlingham residents have been forced to go without sleep for more than 60 nights after tens of monkeys invaded the area.

The Vervet monkeys, which were initially friendly, have suddenly turned rogue. Many are said to be attacking children and sneaking into homes to forage for food.

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