What Kajiado Residents Found Dumped By The Roadside That Has Left Them In A Rude Shock (Video)
By _mochache_ (self media writer) | 1 month ago
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Earlier today, residents of Kirima village, Kajiado County, were awoken by the shocking discovery of more than a hundred goats' internal organs dumped along the side of the road.
Local boda boda drivers made the discovery and have since deemed it unethical.
Just a few days ago, many goats mysteriously vanished in the village.
Based on preliminary assessments, it appears that the goats were slaughtered last night and their organs discarded.
Residents of Kirima have voiced strong condemnation of the incident and called on authorities to increase security in the area.
Check out the full video right here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ILcQ3o8Ikg
Video: Courtesy of KBC TV
This indicates that security has weakened in the area, making it easier for criminals to operate. In light of today's events, residents are asking the security forces to step up their patrols in the area.
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