Two police officers and a teacher have been killed in a suspected Al-Shabaab attack in Wargadud Mandera County.
The attack was made on a police station in Wargadud before they hit the Iresuki area destroying two communication masts.
The attacks are said to have occurred in the wee hours of Friday morning around 2 am.
The suspected terrorists are said to have first destroyed a Safaricom mast to cut communication before raiding the station.
During the attack, the suspected militia group is said to have disappeared with a police Landcruiser.
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"Two police officers and one teacher were killed in a Wargadud attack. Two telecommunication masts located in Wargadud and Iresuki were destroyed," a police officer aware of the attack said.
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The attack comes in the wake of increasing attacks in the North Eastern region.
These attacks are said to have been made by Al-Shabaab militia, a move that led to the government suspending the reopening of the Kenya-Somali border.
Interior CS Kithure Kindiki has assured that the government will deal with the Al-Shabaab firmly until they are completely vanquished.
Barely two weeks ago, Police killed 20 al-Shabaab militia in an attack that saw some weapons recovered.
But since then, the Al-Shabaab have been conducting pockets of retaliatory attacks in Lamu and North Eastern regions.