Two shot as bandits raid Laikipia villages, steal over 1,400 livestock

The attacks, which began on Sunday night and continued through Monday and Tuesday, forced hundreds of residents to flee the area on Wednesday.Locals accuse the governme.....

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Two individuals are currently receiving treatment for gunshot wounds at Doldol Sub-County Hospital in Laikipia County following a recent banditry attack. Assailants stole over 1,400 head of livestock from villages including Naibung’a, Salamba, and Sek forcing hundreds to flee.

Over 1,400 livestock have been stolen in attacks continuing since Sunday night.
Two adult men were shot and are being treated at Doldol Sub-County Hospital.
Residents accuse security agencies of inaction despite providing reports of planned attacks.
Women and children have sought refuge at Soit Oudo Primary School amid heightened tension and fears of further assaults.

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