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Abigail Bonney••277 words · 2 min read A routine patrol in the Kakum Forest Reserve took a dangerous turn when wildlife guards encountered suspected poachers.
A wildlife guard was shot during a patrol in the Kakum Forest Reserve while attempting to apprehend suspected poachers. This tragic event highlights
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