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Ravaged by drought, Lamu wildlife now depend on supplied water to survive

A KWS water bowser waters Lake Chomo in in Hindi Division, Lamu West to keep 23 hippos hydrated after they got stuck in the mud on March 1, 2017. PHOTO | KALUME KAZUNGU | NATION MEDIA GROUP.

By  Kalume Kazungu

Correspondent

Nation Media Group

The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) is supplying water to wild animals in Lamu County to keep them alive from the ravaging drought.

On Wednesday, the organisation started a massive water-trucking operation to rescue thousands of wild animals.

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