Suspected IED Explodes on Man in Puzzling Terror Case
On Thursday, a similar incident left six people hospitalised, one of whom was in critical condition, as suspected terrorist attacks increased in the region...
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A 35-year-old man lost an arm when a suspected improvised explosive device (IED) detonated in his hands on Friday evening in Mandera Town, Kenya. The incident triggered a significant security response as authorities investigate.
- A man lost an arm in the blast.
- The Counter-Terrorism Bureau in Mandera is leading the investigation.
- This explosion follows another suspected IED attack in the county the previous day that injured six people, raising security concerns along the Kenya-Somalia border.
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