Police deny claim of using live bullets due to tear gas shortage

A viral image claiming Kenya police may use live bullets due to lack of tear gas is fake. The National Police Service says its fake...

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The National Police Service in Kenya has refuted claims circulating online that they are experiencing a shortage of tear gas and may resort to using live bullets due to financial strain. They labeled the viral message as "fake and not true," designed to instigate fear and confusion.

National Police Service warns against a fake message regarding a tear gas shortage.
The viral message suggested police might use live bullets due to financial difficulties.
The police urged the public to rely on official channels for information and to avoid sharing unverified posts.

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