- A pride of 14 lions on the loose near South Africa's Kruger National Park needs to be urgently re-located to protect the public, wildlife officials said on June 7, 2019. It said a meeting of government and park officials had concluded that the lions must be captured and released into the Kruger National Park. Kruger National Park: 14 lions on the loose in South Africa https://t.co/enwMOq5cE4 — BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) June 7, 2019He added that any animal outside the park "is the responsibility of the provincial authority." It was not clear how long the lions have been on the loose. 14 Lions Are On The Loose After Escaping From National Park In South Africa.https://t.co/Ev98QvKd46 pic.twitter.com/QAjljaqRgn — Rabiu Tajudeen (@RabiuTajudeen3) June 7, 2019Earlier this week, a leopard killed a two-year-old boy inside a fenced-off staff compound in the Kruger.

Source: Dhaka Tribune June 07, 2019 11:26 UTC