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Bandits shoot dead two people in fight over pastures in Mwingi

A father and his son view a carcass of a camel in Dukan, Marsabit County on January, 16, 2017. The drought situation has forced herders to cross borders in search of pasture for their livestock.

Two more people were Tuesday night killed by Somali bandits in Mwingi in retaliatory attack after five camels were slashed to death in fight over pastures.

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