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8,000 wild animals migrate in one month over poaching in South Sudan
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8,000 wild animals migrate in one month over poaching in South Sudan
The Minister of Wildlife Gen. Rizik Zechariah has warned that increasing poaching in Jonglei and Eastern Equatoria states has led to the migration of 8,000 animals in February 2025 alone. General Rizik Zakaria Hassan, disclosed that Jonglei State landscape and Lafon in Eastern Equatoria are among the most affected areas. “Due to poaching and attacks on animals, about 8,000 animals have migrated, and this has affected the presence of animals in t…
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