The Kenya Wildlife Service will compensate a Kajiado teacher who was attacked and seriously injured by a hyena on Valentine's Day if he produces medical records. Yesterday, he met senior KWS warden Joseph Kisio at the Kajiado KWS office accompanied by his wife. They want all the medical receipts, which will later be compiled before I'm compensated,” Matipei told the Star outside the office. I come to Kajiado Hospital twice a week, along with my wife, for wounds dressing and all these require money,” he said. Yesterday, the Kajiado branch of the Kenya National Union of Teachers questioned why KWS did not take care of their member's hospital bills.

Source: The Star March 15, 2019 03:33 UTC