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Owners to pick cars from scene of terror attack in Nairobi

AFP TV footage shows a woman escorted by an official as a gunfight was underway following a blast at a hotel and office complex in a leafy Nairobi

NAIROBI, KENYA: Motorists who abandoned their vehicles at the 14 Riverside Drive complex, which was hit by a terror attack last week, have been allowed to pick them from Tuesday morning.

It will be a week since the incident happened and the dusitD2 was closed to the tenants.

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