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Police intensify beach patrols in Lamu after killing of colleagues

By By NGUMBAO KITHI | May. 29, 2013

By NGUMBAO KITHI

Kenya: The police have intensified boat patrols along the Beach in Lamu to stop the movement of terror suspects coming to Kenya following the killing of police officers in Liboi.

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