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UWEC alloy military officer Barbra Alapo ( R)and Mr Egawu bottlefeeds the child elephant during the edifice yesterday. PHOTO BY MARTIN SSEBUYIRA
The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has discovered the two-month-old masculine child elephant deserted during Hamukungu Island upon Lake George, nearby Katungulu trading edifice in Kasese District.
The elephant declared physicist Hamukungu after the fisher who picked it as well as the island it was discovered from, was left behind by an elephant family from Queen Elizabeth National Park after fracturing its leg.
He carried it in the vessel to Hamukungu alighting place as well as we titled UWA rangers who carried it to UWA functionary post during Katungulu where they have been seeking after it for dual months, Mr Alex Egawu, an birdlike caretaker, who has looked after the elephant during Katungulu, said.
He pronounced the child elephant received diagnosis from Dr Margaret Driciru, the alloy doctor, while during Katungulu, adding which UWA officials resolute to verify it to the Uganda Wildlife Educational Centre (UWEC) in Entebbe.
UWEC orator Belinda Atim pronounced the birdlike is in the full of health condition. The centres boss, Mr James Musinguzi, pronounced the birdlike takes most dual litres of milk per meal.
It has 4 dishes the day as its ease underneath the quarantine for the single month, Mr Musinguzi said, adding which they module hope for it the brand new bag in the natural environment where people crapper intend education most elephants.
Mr Musinguzi said: We recently discovered 220 parrots as well as stuff oneself them costs Shs300,000 the day. This is utterly expensive. We call upon stakeholders to stick upon the onslaught to preserve the involved species.
By histrion Ssebuyira, Daily Monitor
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