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Mandera massacre: Smell of death still evident in targeted bus

The smell of death repels you as you step inside Makkah 103 travel bus where 28 passengers were plucked from and shot at close range at Arabia in Mandera County on Saturday morning.

Now parked outside Mandera divisional police headquarters with its cargo intact, the bus is the only testimony of the sordid tale of the massacre at dawn at a place where police officers acknowledge is most notorious owing to proximity with the border.

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