Conservationists are alarmed by the rising cases of wildlife and being knocked down by speeding vehicles along the Isiolo-Marsabit highway. This is set to increase as there is an increase in the number of cars plying the region," Letura warned. Despite having several signages as you near Archers Post warning motorists about wildlife crossing especially elephants, drivers disregard the signs. But KeNHA assistant director for communication Charles Njogu refuted the claims and instead blamed motorists for failing to adhere to road signs. Njogu said wildlife such as gazelles may not be in a position to cross the road using tunnels.

Source: The Star January 31, 2018 20:15 UTC