Police are holding three suspects in connection with a bomb attack on a matatu in Eastleigh Estate that killed ten people. Nairobi Provincial Police Officer Moses Ombati says detectives are also closing in on the main suspect believed to have planted the improvised explosive device that killed and maimed the passengers on the ill-fated Kariobangi matatu. Prime Minister Raila Odinga condemned the attack when he visited the scene of the incident this afternoon and announced that the government would assist the bereaved families of the victims of the Sunday blast.

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