An explosion in central Nairobi, Kenya's capital, killed one and injured dozens more in a bombing that occurred in the early hours of June 11.
No World Vision staff members were hurt in the explosion, and our work is continuing unaffected. "We feel for those who have been affected by this explosion, and we are praying for their families and that the Lord may provide them strength to go through this tough time," says Girma Begashaw, World Vision's national director in Kenya.
Three Suspects Arrested World Vision in Kenya has sent a representative from its Humanitarian and Emergency Affairs Division to assess the damages and determine if World Vision assistance is needed. According to Reuters, Kenyan police said on Tuesday that they had arrested three suspects in the bombing, which revived traumatic memories of past bomb attacks.
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No World Vision staff members were hurt in the explosion, and our work is continuing unaffected. "We feel for those who have been affected by this explosion, and we are praying for their families and that the Lord may provide them strength to go through this tough time," says Girma Begashaw, World Vision's national director in Kenya.
Three Suspects Arrested World Vision in Kenya has sent a representative from its Humanitarian and Emergency Affairs Division to assess the damages and determine if World Vision assistance is needed. According to Reuters, Kenyan police said on Tuesday that they had arrested three suspects in the bombing, which revived traumatic memories of past bomb attacks.
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