Machakos Bus Station Grenade Attack
- Publisher:
- KENYA Citizen TV
- Publication Date:
- 11 March 2012
- Tags:
- Kenya, Legal and Judicial Affairs
Police have arrested a man suspected to be the main mastermind in last night's grenades attack at Nairobi's Machakos country bus station that have so far left six people dead and 66 others injured. Detectives from the flying squad and their counterparts from the anti-terrorism police unit arrested the suspect together with three other men who were assisting him to move to a new house in Umoja estate hours after the blast. This as Internal Security Minister Professor George Saitoti says initial suspicion points to the Al-Shabaab terror group as being behind the attack. Hussein Mohamed brings us the latest.
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