Militants 'kill 15 more' in second night of Kenya attacks
Islamist militants killed at least 15 people in a second night of attacks on Kenya's coast, a day after a raid on the town of Mpeketoni left at least 50 dead, the Kenya Red Cross said.
Islamist militants killed at least 15 people in a second night of attacks on Kenya's coast, a day after a raid on the town of Mpeketoni left at least 50 dead, the Kenya Red Cross said.
Militants in Kenya targeted two hotels, a bank and a police station with guns and at least one explosive device was used in the coastal town of Mpeketoni, Reuters reported.
The following images are believed to be from the aftermath of the attack, taken by Kenyan TV eNCA reporter Dihoff Mukotu and posted to Twitter by his reporter Robyn Kriel.
"The attackers came at 8 and terrorised till 1" a local chief tells @encanews http://t.co/eSJjXS0j0V
Devastated residents one woman told me last night they had turned off the lights and were praying #MpeketoniAttack http://t.co/idOrZWtNw9
@robynleekriel: Pictures of burnt out taxi from #MpeketoniAttack #kenya via @encanews http://t.co/f2qp0eON75
The death toll in an attack by gunmen on has now risen to at least 48 people, the Kenya Red Cross and police have said.
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