Ibi-afẹde oniriajo olokiki ni Uganda, Ile Egan National Murchison Falls, ni ajalu ti lu nigbati alarin kan ti a npè ni Sergeant Scot Guma pa nipasẹ awọn erin lakoko ti o wa ni ila iṣẹ lati gba awọn agbegbe ti agbegbe Nwoya ni ita papa itura ni Oṣu kọkanla 15, 2020.

Gẹgẹ bi Aṣẹ Alaṣẹ Abemi Egan ti Uganda (UWA) Oṣiṣẹ Ibatan Gbangba Gesa Simplicious, Oga Olopa ti o ṣubu pẹlu awọn alabaṣiṣẹpọ mẹrin ti dahun tẹlẹ si ipe ipọnju ti awọn erin ti ṣako kuro ni ọgba itura naa. Bi wọn ṣe gbiyanju lati dẹruba ibọn awọn erin naa, awọn ẹranko yipada ibinu ti o fi ipa mu awọn oluṣọ lati sa fun aabo ati igbiyanju lati tunto ara wọn.

Laanu, ninu ilana naa, Sajan Guma subu sinu iho ọgbun aijinlẹ kan o si tẹ awọn erin mọlẹ, o fi i silẹ ti o gbọgbẹ iku.

O ku lakoko ti a sare lọ si Anaka fun itọju ilera.

Oludari Alaṣẹ ti UWA, Sam Mwandha, sọ pe Olukọni Olokiki Guma ti jẹ oṣiṣẹ lile ati alainikanju ti o ṣe iṣẹ rẹ daradara lakoko ti o n mu rogbodiyan abemi eda eniyan ati iṣẹ iṣiṣẹ ti awọn patrol.

“Ile-iṣẹ naa yoo padanu ifọkansi rẹ, iṣẹ takuntakun, igboya, ati ifẹ fun itoju. O ti san owo ikẹhin ti titọju awọn ohun alumọni ẹranko wa. O jẹ akikanju itọju, ”Mwandha sọ.

Awọn Rangers ni ile-iṣẹ Wangkwar nibiti Sajenti Guma ti duro ti ṣiṣẹ pupọ ni fifunni awọn ilowosi ẹranko ni iyara si awọn agbegbe ti o yika eka naa.

Oloye Olopa Guma Scot darapọ mọ UWA ni Oṣu Karun Ọjọ 1, Ọdun 1999 gẹgẹbi olutọju aladani, nyara nipasẹ awọn ipo si Sajenti. Ṣaaju iṣipopada rẹ ni Murchison Falls National Park, o ti ṣiṣẹ ni Reserve Reserve ti Eda Ila-oorun Madi fun awọn ọdun 10 mimu awọn ọran ti awọn ẹranko iṣoro bi erin ati erinmi titi de aala ti South Sudan gẹgẹ bi imukuro, laarin awọn miiran. O ku pelu opo kan ati omo merin. Je ki emi re simi ni alafia.

OHUN TO MU KURO NINU AKOKO YI:

Popular tourist destination in Uganda, Murchison Falls National Park, was struck by tragedy when a ranger by the name of Sergeant Scot Guma was killed by elephants while in the line of duty to rescue communities of Nwoya district outside the park on November 15, 2020.
Before his deployment in Murchison Falls National Park, he had worked in East Madi Wildlife Reserve for 10 years handling issues of problem animals like elephants and hippos as far as the border of South Sudan as well as encroachment, among others.
Oludari Alaṣẹ ti UWA, Sam Mwandha, sọ pe Olukọni Olokiki Guma ti jẹ oṣiṣẹ lile ati alainikanju ti o ṣe iṣẹ rẹ daradara lakoko ti o n mu rogbodiyan abemi eda eniyan ati iṣẹ iṣiṣẹ ti awọn patrol.