Kenya's air force air-bombed two Somalian al-Shabaab camps on Sunday in the first major military response to last week's university massacre.
The Interior Ministry yesterday said the son of a Kenyan government official has been identified as one of the suspects involved in the killing of at least 148 people at Garissa University College.
A new survivor of the Garissa University massacre has been found, two days after the college came under siege from Islamic extremists.
Cynthia Charotich, 19, had remained undetected in the college building since Thursday and was only found at 10am this morning.
The teenager said she had hidden herself in a large cupboard and covered herself with clothes after gunmen from the al Shabaab group stormed the building and had not believed that rescuers urging her to come out were there to help.
According to Kenyan medical staff, 148 people were killed during Thursday's attack.
A student who survived the terror attack on a Kenyan college has told of how she played dead to escape the gunmen.
The attack on a college in Garissa, Kenya, comes a day after President Uhuru Kenyatta declared: ''Kenya is safe".