The 14-year-old girl was killed by a lava on the periphery of Nairobi, said Kenya’s wildlife service (KWS).
The child is embedded from a residential joint on the ranch next to Nairobi National Park, according to the Conservation Agency.
The alarm raised another teenager and KWS Rangers followed the records to the nearby Mbagathi River, where they found the remains of the elementary school girl.
The lion was not found, but KWS said he set a trap and arranged search teams to seek the animal.
The agency added that additional security measures have been taken to prevent further attacks.
Nairobi National Park is located only 10km (six miles) from the city center and is home to animals like lions, buffalo, giraffe, leopard and cheetah.
It is fenced on three sides to stop the animals wander into the city, but it is open to the south to allow animals to migrate animals to the area.
While lions often come into a conflict with people in Kenya, especially over cattle, it is not usual for people to be killed.
The CCTV shots last year caught a moment a Leo grabbed Rotweiler PSA from another home near Nairobi National Park.
KWS also reported that he killed an 54-year-old man on Saturday. The incident occurred in the central land of Nyeri, about 130 km (80 miles) north of the Nairobi.
The elephant was dropped out in a spice forest when he attacked a man, who suffered severe broom injuries, broken ribs and internal trauma.
He was taken to the hospital where he died of injuries.
Additional Reporting Ruth Nonsoba to Nairobi
2025-04-20 12:04:00
