Regulator seeks pesticide makers to tame crows

Indian crow perches on a table in search of food at a hotel in Mombasa. PHOTO | WACHIRA MWANGI | NMG

Indian crows currently tormenting hotel operators and traders at the Coast could soon be wiped out after pesticide manufacturers were asked to make a pitch for products to be used against the birds.

The move to eliminate the Indian crows (kunguru in Kiswahili) will see a new avian poison licensed for sale across Kenya.

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