Eleven of those affected were declared unfit to continue with the course while six voluntarily gave up training, saying it was too strenuous.

No one is saying they are guilty, but they cannot be sitting in public offices when these offices are being investigated.

Our biggest concern is that there will be more human and wildlife conflict as more elephants go into these areas and come in contact with unsuspecting residents.

We have warned people not to go out at night. And when they have to, they should not go out alone.

If the rains expected in March do not come we could have a serious problem.

We're having discussions with them, We welcome an open dialogue with appropriate Kenyan authorities and look forward to a positive resolution.