KFS Raises Alarm After 350 Trees Cut Down and Abandoned Overnight

Rising cases of illegal logging in Saboti Forest have prompted officials to tighten security and warn residents against destructive activities...

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The Kenya Forest Service (KFS) is investigating the overnight felling of 350 young trees in the Makunga forest block of Saboti Forest Station, Mount Elgon ecosystem.

Approximately 350 young trees were illegally felled overnight.
The Kenya Forest Service (KFS) is leading the investigation.
The incident, believed to be maliciously instigated by a few individuals, occurred in the Makunga forest block.

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