Calls for Kenyan teacher’s arrest following bus attack

A Kenyan teacher is facing arrest after one person died and at least a dozen others were injured when a convoy of school buses was attacked by bandits.

Interior Minister Fred Matiang’i suggested that the school head-teacher was responsible for authorising the school buses to travel past the cut-off time of 6pm.

It is reported that the bandits killed one of the drivers and injured several teachers who work at the high school located in Elgeyo Marakwet county, western Kenya.

The students were travelling on Thursday night after a school trip.

Police said an investigation had been launched into the incident.

An August, the Kenyan government imposed a 60-day night curfew on parts of Baringo, West Pokot and Elgeyo Marakwet counties following increased inter-communal violence.

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