Crocodile attack: Gweru woman in dire need of aid.



Plea: Woman (65) appeals for urgent medical assistance after crocodile attack.


 By Munyaradzi Gurajena in Gweru

 

Blatina Magaya (65) is appealing for financial help to undergo treatment after she was attacked by a crocodile

Blatina who is currently residing at house Number 1850 Woodlands Park in Gweru was attacked by the reptile unaware while fetching water at Mungezi river in an incident which happened yesterday, 13 January 2024 after having visited her rural home in Mhondoro

Both legs were broken during the attack as the woman managed to flee with the other leg having been amputated after sustaining serious injuries

Meanwhile Magaya is currently in dire need of an urgent medical attention to stabilize her condition.


To those who wish to assist with donations or money ,kindly get in touch with:


*Solomon Chimange* on  (+263 71 366 5281 ) or send  your contributions/ assistance on the Ecocash number (0776975265 ) registered  name is Solomon Chimange.

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