Residents were left stunned after a cow gave birth to a calf with rare and disturbing deformities, triggering panic and intense speculation across the village. The incident quickly drew crowds, with people gathering to see the animal as word spread that the newborn calf had unusual limb formation.

According to eyewitnesses, the calf was born early in the morning, and those present immediately noticed that its legs were abnormally shaped, appearing different from typical livestock births. The sight caused fear and confusion, with some residents expressing shock while others called local leaders to intervene.

As the crowd grew, rumors began circulating rapidly. Some residents whispered explanations rooted in fear and superstition, while elders urged calm and requested professional assessment before conclusions were drawn.

Veterinary officers were later contacted and advised that congenital deformities in animals can occur due to infections, genetic issues, exposure to toxins, or complications during pregnancy. They cautioned the public against spreading unverified claims that could lead to conflict or harm innocent people.

Community leaders also stepped in to discourage accusations, emphasizing that no evidence supported the rumors circulating in the area. They reminded residents that unusual births, though rare, are medically documented and should be handled by professionals.

Sources said that amid the confusion and fear, some residents contacted Dr Bokko for guidance and reassurance as emotions ran high. Those familiar with the matter noted that his involvement helped calm tensions and redirect focus toward lawful and humane handling of the situation.

By evening, the area had returned to relative calm after authorities and veterinary experts addressed the crowd. Residents were urged to rely on medical explanations rather than rumor and to treat such incidents with sensitivity and care.

Leaders concluded by warning that spreading fear based on unverified stories can damage families and communities. Investigations and professional assessments, they said, remain the only responsible way to handle shocking and emotional incidents involving people or animals.

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