Lions escaped in Nairobi

- Six lions are near the capital of Kenya, Nairobi, escaped from a nature walk and probably a suburb. The service for the management of wildlife (Kenya Wildlife Service) is looking for them.

The KWS calls Friday the people of the suburb of Langata calling a toll free number if a lion is signaled. Langata located southwest of Nairobi National Park where lions belong.

The Daily Nation reported that would have cast a fugitive from the animals in Langata cubs. It is not yet clear where the lioness and her cubs. According to Paul Udoto the KWS walk there at least six lions through the suburb.

The KWS calls Friday the people of the suburb of Langata calling a toll free number if a lion is signaled. Langata located southwest of Nairobi National Park where lions belong.

The Daily Nation reported that would have cast a fugitive from the animals in Langata cubs. It is not yet clear where the lioness and her cubs. According to Paul Udoto the KWS walk there at least six lions through the suburb.

ALERT: Six lions roaming Langata estate, call KWS on 0800597000 if you see them https://t.co/Pu6Kpre3HS pic.twitter.com/bUklF01r14

— The Star, Kenya (@TheStarKenya) February 19, 2016