US Embassy Issues Alert On Possible Terror Attack In Nairobi

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The US government has issued a warning to its Kenyan citizens about a potential terrorist assault in Nairobi via the US Embassy.

The US Embassy warned that terrorist organizations may plan an attack with little to no notice and target populous regions through its embassy in Nairobi.

It has identified high traffic places in Nairobi and other parts of Kenya that are frequently visited by foreigners and tourists as targets for terrorist organizations.

“Terrorist groups could attack with little or no warning, targeting hotels, embassies, restaurants, malls and markets, schools, police stations, places of worship, and other places frequented by foreigners and tourists,” the statement says.

The embassy has acknowledged security measures, such as counter terrorism patrols, that the Kenyan government has implemented.

Americans living there have been advised to exercise caution in tourist and foreigner-frequented areas, evaluate their personal security measures, be aware of their surroundings, and keep an eye on local media for updates.US Embassy

 

Following recent reports of resident muggings, the Kenyan government has maintained a state of high alert with multi-agent security teams throughout Nairobi County.

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