Explosion in Nairobi

Local TV reports explosion in Kenyan capital Nairobi, cause 'unclear'. Several people injured in the Moi Avenue blast. The explosion took place in a building housing business stalls next to MKU, Nairobi Campus.

oh, ndio nilikuwa nikifuatilia hapa. Ugaidi umepiga hodi East Africa sasa

[h=1]Explosion in Nairobi's Moi Avenue[/h]A huge blast that occurred at about 1:10pm has destroyed exhibition stalls next to Mt Kenya University along Nairobi's Moi Avenue street.
According to an eye witness, there was a huge blast as debris flew in different directions injuring people in the environs. The number of casualties is still unclear as rescue operations commence.


The powerful explosion shook buildings surrounding the area and evacuation process began, with most occupants fearing for their safety.

The explosion has disrupted activities along the street as Police try to forcefully evacuate curious onlookers.

Jamani jamani...

Explosion on Moi avenue at about 1.15 pm. Several people have been injured. Cause of explosion unknown.

According to an eye witness, there was a huge blast as debris flew in different directions injuring people in the environs. The number of casualties is still unclear as rescue operations commence.

The powerful explosion shook buildings surrounding the area and evacuation process began, with most occupants fearing for their safety.

The explosion has disrupted activities along the street as Military Police cordon off the area and forcefully evacuating curious onlookers.

Casualties are now being ferried to various hospitals in the city.

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mmmh hawa jamaa zetu hawa

al shabaab

Its worse alshabaab.

East African leaders wanatakiwa wakae chini na kujadili hali ya huu ukanda. It is getting out of hand now.

Reports say 20 injured people have so far been admitted at KNH.

Police are holding one suspect in connection with the Moi Avenue blast, according to Hot 96's presenter Cindy Ogana.

Majority of businesses along Moi Avenue, Tom Mboya, Tubman Road and River Road closed as a result of the blast.

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FJM said:

East African leaders wanatakiwa wakae chini na kujadili hali ya huu ukanda. It is getting out of hand now.

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unavyoona 'vichwa' vilivyopo sasa hivi ni nani wa kukaa!?
Hawa jamaa walidhani vita inayoendelea Somalia ingewamaliza nguvu lakini kama unavyojua hawa wenzetu thamani ya maisha ya binadamu kwao ni ndogo sana.
Hapa ni kilio na kusaga meno tu, labda uombee usiangukie kwenye target zao

Wana JF, Moto mkubwa unaripotiwa kuwaka ndani ya jiji la Nairobi. Ulizeni zaidi. Find English news below.
[h=1]Blast rocks Kenyan capital[/h]Mon May 28, 2012 10:53am GMT

By Humphrey MalaloNAIROBI (Reuters) - A loud blast rocked the Kenyan capital on Monday and television pictures showed a fire raging in a badly damaged building and crowds carrying a number of wounded people away from the site.
Sirens blared as emergency service crews rushed to Nairobi's Moi Avenue, a major road running through the city's central business district, which would have been busy during the lunch hour.
"There was a huge bang followed by people screaming and shouting," said one witness who declined to be named.
Clothing, shoes and blown out windows from a store hit by the blast littered the road.
It was not immediately clear what caused the explosion. There has been a string of attacks in Nairobi and the port city of Mombasa blamed on Somali militants and their sympathisers since Kenya sent troops into Somalia in October.
(Editing by Richard Lough and Andrew Heavens)

[h=1]30 injured in Nairobi's Moi Avenue blast [/h]By EMMANUEL TOILI
Posted Monday, May 28 2012 at 13:15


At least 30 people have been injured in a 1:10pm explosion that rocked exhibition stalls next to Mt Kenya University Campus along Nairobi's Moi Avenue street.



According to an eye witness, there was a huge blast as debris flew in different directions injuring people in the environs.


The powerful explosion shook buildings surrounding the area and evacuation process began, with most occupants fearing for their safety.

The explosion has disrupted activities along the street as Military Police cordon off the area and forcefully evacuating curious onlookers.

Casualties are now being ferried to various hospitals in the city.

omujubi said:

unavyoona 'vichwa' vilivyopo sasa hivi ni nani wa kukaa!?
Hawa jamaa walidhani vita inayoendelea Somalia ingewamaliza nguvu lakini kama unavyojua hawa wenzetu thamani ya maisha ya binadamu kwao ni ndogo sana.
Hapa ni kilio na kusaga meno tu, labda uombee usiangukie kwenye target zao

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unajua vipi ni wasomalia wanaleta hivi vita. Ingawa hakuna waliokufa, kuna wengi wa magaidi kenya, MRC, mungiki wanachukua fursa hii kuleta vurugu. hapa ndipo weakness ya Kibaki katika uongozi inaonekana. Kufanya vitu nusu nusu Hii inaonekana ni vita ya wajaluo na wakikuyu extended. Alshabaab kesha kufa

Al shabab @ work

MLIPUKO mkubwa watokea
katika jumba lililo karibu na
jumba la MKU Towers,
Nairobi, barabara ya Moi…

Mpaka nikienda hewani; mtu mmoja aripotiwa kuaga Dunia na wengi wamejeruhiwa

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Kabaridi said:

unajua vipi ni wasomalia wanaleta hivi vita. Ingawa hakuna waliokufa, kuna wengi wa magaidi kenya, MRC, mungiki wanachukua fursa hii kuleta vurugu. hapa ndipo weakness ya Kibaki katika uongozi inaonekana. Kufanya vitu nusu nusu Hii inaonekana ni vita ya wajaluo na wakikuyu extended. Alshabaab kesha kufa

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Unaweza kuwa sahihi. Sidhani kama huu mlipuko ni kazi ya magaidi wa kisomali. Tungoje tuone polisi watasemaje.

ABC News reports:
Police Commissioner Mathew Iteere said at least 16 people were wounded.

Another high-ranking police official said there were no obvious signs that the blast was caused by a terrorist's bomb. No ball bearings or nails - lethal shrapnel packed into bombs - were found, and officials were investigating the possibility that a faulty electrical line caused the explosion. The official said he could not be quoted by name.

"Let me not speculate this is a terrorist attack. It could be a wire fault," said Orwa Ojode, assistance minister for internal security.

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