Kenyan police open fire on protesters in Nairobi

Police in Nairobi have opened fire on a crowd of protesters in Nairobi. This was reported by the Reuters news agency on July 7.

According to him, one person was seen lying motionless on the road with a visible bloody wound.

Earlier, Reuters reported on the use of tear gas and water cannons to disperse people who celebrated the 35th anniversary of the pro-democracy rallies. In addition, it was reported that law enforcement officers blocked the main roads leading to Nairobi and restricted the movement of vehicles in the city. In addition, most schools and one shopping mall were closed.

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On June 25, Reuters reported 16 deaths during protests in Kenya. It was noted that thousands of citizens took part in the protest. Law enforcement officers used "excessive force" against the protesters, including rubber bullets, live ammunition and water cannons.