Kenyan authorities imposed on Friday a curfew in north-eastern Kenya after the murder of 147 people, mostly students, in an assault by the Somali Al Shabab militants on Garissa university.
Kenyan Member of Parliament Aden Duale said that Kenyan Interior Minister Joseph Nkaissery will hold an emergency meeting to evaluate the security situation in the area, adding that the Garissa city went into mourning.
The Kenyan government has offered a cash bounty for information leading to the arrest of Mohamed Kuno who is believed to be the mastermind of the attack.