Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) rangers in Tana River County have discovered a significant amount of illegally obtained wildlife meat in Komorjila village, Tana North sub county, Tana River. The operation successfully intercepted 20 dik dik carcasses and 15 impala carcasses, signaling an effort to combat poaching and the trade of wild meat within the county. County Warden Bakari George confirmed the interception, indicating ongoing efforts to disrupt these illegal activities. This seizure highlights the persistent threat to wildlife in Tana River, despite KWS interventions. Authorities are warning residents against engaging in poaching and the purchase of bushmeat, emphasizing the severe legal consequences. The KWS continues to actively patrol and monitor the area to protect vulnerable wildlife populations in Tana River County.