The school leadership had already started organizing the students to provide immediate aid to the injured, treat their injuries, and administer emergency care. The doctor from the school clinic had arrived at the scene with a medical kit.
The police and the zoo staff were recording statements.
Everyone began methodically treating the injured and assessing their injuries, while waiting for ambulances to arrive to transport all the wounded to the hospital.
Fortunately, although these two lions attacked several people, they had just been fed in the zoo prior to escaping.
There were injuries, but no deaths.
Upon hearing this news, everyone breathed a collective sigh of relief.
It's well known that the zoo feeds their predators every three to five days, following the feeding patterns observed in animals in the wild.
These two lions had been well-fed. Had they escaped while hungry, it's hard to say how many lives would have been lost today.
