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Deadly Terror Attack in Garissa: Six Killed, One Injured

In a tragic incident on the morning of ‘Good Friday’, a deadly terror attack rocked the border town of Dhobley in Garissa, Northern Kenya. Six individuals lost their lives, and one sustained injuries as Al-Shabaab militants opened fire indiscriminately, targeting innocent civilians.

According to reports, the victims were hawkers from Tigania West, with four from Akithii and two from Athwana, actively involved in trade and commerce (mali-mali) in the border area. The assailants specifically targeted them, claiming their presence in the predominantly Muslim area was an affront to their extremist ideology.

The attack has sent shockwaves across the region, highlighting the persistent threat posed by terrorism and the vulnerability of border towns to such acts of violence. Authorities swiftly attributed the incident to the notorious Al-Shabaab terror group, known for its relentless campaign of terror in the Horn of Africa.

As investigations into the attack continue, the incident serves as a grim reminder of the persistent threat posed by terrorism and the urgent need for collective action to combat extremism and uphold peace and stability in the region.

This tragic event underscores the importance of strengthening security measures in vulnerable areas and fostering community resilience against terrorist threats. It also emphasizes the need for international cooperation in addressing the root causes of extremism and promoting peace and stability in conflict-prone regions.

As the affected communities mourn the loss of their loved ones, it is imperative for authorities to redouble their efforts in preventing future attacks and ensuring the safety and security of all citizens. Together, we must stand united against terrorism and work towards a future free from fear and violence.

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