They were rushed to Fort Portal regional referral hospital where they are recovering from their injuries.
John Paul Wasswa, a doctor at the hospital said the victims had deep cuts on arms, legs and fore head but are both out of danger.
According to an official from wildlife authority, the lion escaped from its habitat on Monday.
“It went through Ibanda and Kamwenge districts before getting to Kyenjojo. In Kamwenge, it reportedly killed about 10 sheep and five goats in Kyenjojo,” he said.
Omg..wishin him a quick recovery
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I wish them quick recovery
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Thank God for their lives.
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ReplyDeleteAhhh! thank God they weren't killed.
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I wish dem a speedy recovery. Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteWhy will they ever allow a lion to escape
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ReplyDeleteThe lion was obviously hungry and bored.
ReplyDeleteI thank God for the brothers who made it through that horror... I can't even begin to imagine what they went through in the hands of that predator.
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It's good they killed d lion.
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ReplyDeleteQuite sad... but if the two had eventually killed the lion, it'd have been a seriously different case!
ReplyDeleteNawa quick recovery dear!
ReplyDeleteNot only Nigerians read ur blog, u should learn to do proper reporting. Like where did this happen?? What Country ? state? Town? At least u should mention these things in ur stories!!!
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