He was arrested five people in connection with the attack on the university campus Garissa, Kenya – CNN reported citing the Kenyan interior minister Joseph Nkaissery. No further details are given.
Masked and gunmen from the Al-Shabaab stormed to the university in Garissie, to the east of Kenya, approx. 200 km from the border with Somalia. Blindly shooting and throwing grenades killed 148 people. At least 79 people were injured. This is not the final balance because a lot of people believed to be missing.
But then the terrorists attacked the students – Christians, Muslims releasing. Police and security services managed to control the situation after 15 hours.
One of the spokesmen of Al-Shabab, Abu Musab Abdiasis, says the group “is still in control (on campus) and has a number of hostages”.
Reuters reports that the local population is growing anger at the authorities, who have not done virtually nothing to prevent the tragedy, despite numerous warnings that an attack on the university will be soon.
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