BDF
spokesperson, Col Tebo Dikole, on Thursday said the incident occurred on May 21
in Okavango Delta.
The Botswana
Defence Force (BDF) has reported the death of two poachers, killed in an
anti-poaching incident in the Okavango Delta.
This brings
the number of poachers killed in the Southern Africa country to seven this
year. The two poachers were killed during an exchange of fire with a patrol
team.
Dikole said
that poachers continue to target endangered species such as rhinos.
The incident
comes after authorities in Botswana announced the puzzling death of 56
elephants in the Seronga and Eretsha villages in the North-West of the country,
adjacent to the Okavango Delta.
Botswana has
seen an unprecedented rise in poaching activities in the last 12 months,
according to reports.
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