Crocodile Victim Gets Support For Artificial Leg

By Correspondent

Norton resident Felix Musoni who was attacked by a crocodile in 2024 has expressed gratitude for the immense support he has been receiving from the TPM Foundation.

Musoni was attacked on 10 March while fishing in Lake Chivero, getting seriously injured on his left leg which needed to be amputated.

The predicament resulted in a loss of his ability to work for himself while the financial burden of the operations proved too much.

This led to the intervention of the Foundation.

“I was the one working for the family to bring food for my children and this incident left me confused.

Musoni said he was heartbroken and he had to adapt to the fact that he was now disabled.

“I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to the TPM Foundation for standing with me in my situation from day one until now.

“They have been there for me.

The Foundation has so far provided funds towards the many surgical operations which have been required at the hospitals.

It has also managed to pay for the artificial leg which Musoni will be fitted with once all procedures are completed.

Currently hospital challenges such as a lack of oxygen have delayed the completion of the processes.