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    6 Arrested In Mombasa As Protests Over Theft Of COVID-19 Funds Turn Chaotic (Photos)

    Mercy AumaBy Mercy AumaAugust 25, 2020No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Protests in Mombasa over the theft of COVID-19 funds have turned chaotic as demonstrators engaged in running battles with police officers.

    In pictures shared on social media, a number of demonstrators are captured swindled into police vehicles with teargas lobbied in the air.

    According to social media reports, police are currently detaining 7 protesters who were arrested as the fracas ensued.

    See more pictures of @NPSOfficial_KE's brutal arrest during a peaceful demo over #Covid19 funds. Mombasa residents are demanding accountability and transparency. #ArrestCovid19Thieves pic.twitter.com/PNjbGlDYcU

    — Muslims for Human Rights (MUHURI) (@MUHURIkenya) August 25, 2020

    Read: Lobby Groups In Kisumu, Nakuru Stage Demos Over Alleged Theft of COVID-19 Funds (Photos)

    Look at how brutal police in Mombasa are disrupting a peaceful demo that is urging accountability, transparency over #covid19 funds.#ArrestCOVID19Thieves @OkoaMombasa pic.twitter.com/tW7hjbE9gv

    — Muslims for Human Rights (MUHURI) (@MUHURIkenya) August 25, 2020

    In yet another incidence, the police are seen carrying clubs and dispersing residents who are running for their dear lives.

    Look at how brutal police in Mombasa are disrupting a peaceful demo that is urging accountability, transparency over #covid19 funds.#ArrestCOVID19Thieves @OkoaMombasa pic.twitter.com/tW7hjbE9gv

    — Muslims for Human Rights (MUHURI) (@MUHURIkenya) August 25, 2020

    The protests commenced yesterday in Kisumu and Nakuru where lobby groups and anti-corruotion agencies came together to demand the arrest and prosecution of those found guilty in misappropriation of COVID-19 funds.

    In Kisumu for instance, the protests were mainly peaceful with security agencies deployed to ensure calm.

    Read Also: Somalia Jails Senior Health Officials For Misappropriation Of COVID-19 Funds

    Going by the slogan #Arrestcovid-19thieves, the groups also called on President Uhuru Kenyatta to address the nation on the allegations of the stolen funds as well as put up measures that will guarantee transparency and accountability until the culprits are brought to book.

    “The President must involve anti-corruption and other oversight agencies in the national coordination committee on the response to the coronavirus pandemic to steer comprehensive anti-graft measures that will prevent Covid-19 resources from further pilferage,” they stated.

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