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One Person Shot at Kibra In The Ongoing Azimio Anti-government Protests

One man has been reportedly shot in Kibra as the 20th March Azimio La Umoja coalition protests go on countrywide on Monday.

The man is said to have been shot near Toi Market.

In the virally spreading videos of anti-government demonstrations captured in Kibra, a group of young men are seen carrying the wounded man in a bid to look for medication in the nearest health facility.

Photo|Courtesy: A Screenshot of the video displaying incident of the shot man in Kibra.

As reported by Star, a sound of a trader comes in the video saying that the man shot by a police officer is a mechanic and not a protester.

Since morning, Kibra protestors have taken to the streets of Olympic playing cat and rat games with police officers.

The protesters have been battling police officers who have been installed in the place for safety, by throwing countless number of stones at the officers.

It is reported that one of the NTV vehicles has had front glass stoned in the continuous raining stones thrown against police officers in the area.

Even as many awaits to see what opposition leader Raila Odinga will have to do together with his Azimio team for the said mass action, many shops have been witnessed closed not only in Kibra but in very many places across the country including CBD area in Nairobi

Branislav Moses Opudo

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