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Anxiety as wildlife attacks in Naivasha intensify

KWS officers try to control zebras that strayed from various parks and game ranches in Naivasha in search of water and pastures. The ongoing drought has pushed the animals into farms, homes and major roads in the area. [Antony Gitonga, Standard]

Residents of Naivasha are up in arms over rising cases of wildlife attacks in the last three months.

Locals living near Mt Longonot and Hellgate National Parks are the most affected.

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