The Borno Museum Park has raised the alarm over incursion of deadly animals into residential communities, as a result of floods that ravaged their habitat.
The General Manager, Borno State Museum Park, Ali Abatcha Don Best, disclosed this in a statement today, as the flood disaster caused damage to properties and led to the deaths of over 80 percent of animals in their care.
“We wish to announce that the recent flood disaster has disrupted and caused damage to properties and loss of lives of the animals.”
“In this devastating period of flood disaster, we wish to also announce that some deadly animals have been washed away into our communities. The animals include crocodiles and snakes, and we call on the attention of the general public to be aware and take all the necessary precautions to avoid these animals”, said the GM.
He also expressed regret, saying, “With a deep sense of concern and responsibility, we wish to ensure safety and protection for the remaining living things within our jurisdiction.
“Lastly, He prayed for a quick relief from Almighty Allah and called all citizens to pray and turn back to Almighty Allah,” the statement read.
