(eTN) – Bahlokomeli ba paballo ea lintho tsa tlhaho lefatšeng ka bophara ba boetse ba phefumoloha ba sa phutholoha ho latela mantsoe a hore ntoa ea lehae ea lilemo tse 25 ea Sri Lanka e bakile lefu la litlou tse 193 selemong se fetileng, ho nyoloha ka liphesente tse 13 ha ho bapisoa le selemong se fetileng.

Morerong o fosahetse, molebeli oa serapa sa boikhathollo JA Weerasingam o beha molato ketso ea baahi ba motse. "Ba thunya liphoofolo tsa ka," ho boletse Weerasingam.

Ho ne ho e-na le ts'ebetso ea ho sireletsa baahi ba motse le sesole sa eona sa tšireletso ea sechaba ntoeng ea eona khahlanong le marabele a Tiger karolong e ka leboea ea Sri Lanka ha sesole se ne se ba hlomella ka lihlomo tsa semi-automatic bakeng sa tšireletso. Empa leano lena le se le nyopile.

Manula Amararathna, mothusa molaodi wa lephata la diphologolo le pabalelo ya diphologolo tsa naga, a re ba filwe dibetsa tseo go itshireletsa mo dirukutlhing. O ile a re: “Nke ke ka ipelaetsa. Hona joale ha ho na mokhoa o mong.”

Hona joale ba sebelisa libetsa ho itšireletsa khahlanong le litlou le linkoe tse ’nileng tsa lelera masimong a tsona a padi ho ea batla sebaka se secha sa bolulo le lijo. Bongata ba litlou tse ntseng li solla libakeng tse merung li tlosoa ke merero ea ntlafatso, ntoa le moloko oa batho. Ho e-na le ho ba tšosa, ba ile ba thunya liphoofolo.

Bongata bo boholo bo ile ba thunngoa, ba tšeloa chefo kapa ba bolaoa ke motlakase. Tse ling li ile tsa haptjoa ke literene, tsa oela liliba.

Ha a lumela hore mohato oa sesole o tlisitse bothata bona, 'muelli oa sesole, Molaoli Sarath Fonseka o itse ha e na boikhethelo. “Marabele a Nkwe a tla mme a bolaya baahi ba motse. Re tlameha ho ba fa lithunya hobane re ke ke ra lebela motse o mong le o mong.”

E le ho fokotsa litlou tse hlaha tse senyang bolulo ba batho, 'muso o haha terata ea motlakase le ho lema limela tse sa rateheng ho liphoofolo.

"Palo ea batho e ntse e eketseha empa moru oa fokotseha," ho phaella Amararathna. “O ka se e thibele. Ho bile le batho ba 50 ba shoeleng ka 2007, ba bang ba hatakeloa kapa ba hlajoa ke litlou.”

Lipalo-palo tsa mmuso li bonts'a leha litlou tse 171 li shoele ka 2006, palo ea litlou tse siiloeng naheng e hakanngoa hore e sebakeng sa lihlooho tse 3 - 4,000.

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Official government figures show despite the death of 171 elephants in 2006, the population of elephants left in the country is estimated to be in the region of 3 –.
In was a move to protect villagers and its civil defense force in its war against the Tiger rebels in the north of Sri Lanka when the military armed them with semi-automatic weapons for protection.
In a plan gone wrong, park warden J A Weerasingam blames the action of villagers.