Makome driver dies in Karuma bus-elephants collision
The affected elephant has been relocated and is walking in pain, according to the UWA senior commutation official.
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The affected elephant has been relocated and is walking in pain, according to the UWA senior commutation official.
As pressure mounts for more sustainable solutions to human-wildlife conflict in Kitgum, Agago and Otuke districts, conservation experts are urging Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) to consider collaring elephants in the region.
Twinomugisha Deusdedit, the assistant warden community conservation for Queen Elizabeth national park responded to some of the issues raised by the wildlife scouts’ chairpersons in Kanungu and Rukungiri districts.
Sam Ojok, a resident of Acimi `B’ in Myene sub-county whose home is near the park, told TND News recently that the elephants have been disturbing them since 2013 to date and wildlife authorities say they are working on the solutions.
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