One lioness and her
two cubs, which escaped from a wildlife park in Kenya's capital, Nairobi, have
been recaptured and two others are believed to have gone back into the park of
their own accord.
But it is not clear if
more lions remain on the loose.
The BBC's Emmanuel
Ignunza in Nairobi says some residents of Kibera, near the park, are angry that
the Kenya Wildlife Service is taking so long to capture the lions.
There has been
confusion about how many lions escaped and wildlife officials are currently verifying
numbers inside the park, our reporter says.
KWS senior warden
Nelly Palmeris said three lions were found in a housing complex at a military
barracks near the park, BBC reports.
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