Kindiki: Security beefed up in Lamu County after Al-Shabaab threat
The government has strengthened security in Lamu County, the first time since the 2014 Westgate attack in Nairobi, following intelligence reports that Al-Shabaab was planning to carry out an attack.
Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang'i said the security beef-up in Lamu County was informed by the intelligence report that the Al-Shabaab militants were planning to carry out an attack in the county.
CS Matiang'i said the government had increased the number of security personnel in the county to stop the planned attack.
"We have increased the number of security personnel in the county. We have increased the number of patrol teams in the area so that we can be able to prevent any attack," CS Matiang'i said.
CS Matiang'i said the government had also deployed additional troops in the county to carry out operations to prevent the planned attack.
"We have also deployed additional troops in the area to carry out operations to prevent the planned attack," CS Matiang'i said.
CS Matiang'i said the government was also working with the local community to prevent the planned attack.
"We are working with the local community to prevent the planned attack. We are working with the local leaders to prevent the planned attack," CS Matiang'i said.
Security beefed up in Lamu County
The security beef-up in Lamu County follows reports that Al-Shabaab was planning to carry out an attack in the county.
The reports indicate that the Al-Shabaab militants were planning to carry out an attack in the county after the government increased the number of security personnel in the area.
The government has increased the number of security personnel in the county to stop the planned attack.
"We have increased the number of security personnel in the county to stop the planned attack," CS Matiang'i said.
CS Matiang'i said the government had also deployed additional troops in the county to carry out operations to prevent the planned attack.
"We have also deployed additional troops in the area to carry out operations to prevent the planned attack," CS Matiang'i said.
CS Matiang'i said the government was also working with the local community to prevent the planned attack.
"We are working with the local community to prevent the planned attack. We are working with the local leaders to prevent the planned attack," CS Matiang'i said.
"We have increased the number of security personnel in the county. We have increased the number of patrol teams in the area so that we can be able to prevent any attack," CS Matiang'i said.
"We have also deployed additional troops in the area to carry out operations to prevent the planned attack," CS Matiang'i said.
Author's note: The government's decision to strengthen security in Lamu County is a necessary measure to prevent potential attacks by Al-Shabaab. However, it is also essential for the government to engage with the local community and address the root causes of terrorism in the region.
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