NAIROBI, Oct. 3 (Xinhua) -- At least two al-Shabab logisticians were killed on Tuesday when a bomb they were assembling exploded at a village in Kenya's eastern county of Garissa.
The police said the two were planting the improvised explosive device on the main supply route used by security agencies and other motorists when it went off. The police said in a report that the security teams that responded to the scene found the badly mutilated bodies sprawled all over the place.
The police said this indicates the terrorists are now attempting to deploy the explosives after a slight decline in attacks in September.
Such incidents are common in the area amid calls on the locals to raise the alarm whenever they witness the same.
The Somalia-based al-Shabab terrorists have been attacking places in eastern Kenya, especially in Mandera, Wajir, and Garissa counties, after breaching security zones, which has left dozens of civilians and security officials dead and wounded. ■
