Five guns surrendered in Angata Barrikoi following Transmara clashes

Following deadly clashes in Angata Barrikoi, Trans Mara, Narok County, five illegal guns and 14 bullets were surrendered to police, as announced by Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen.

In the aftermath of intense clashes that claimed at least seven lives and destroyed over 120 houses in Angata Barrikoi, Trans Mara, Narok County—prompting President Ruto's order to surrender weapons—five illegal guns and 14 bullets were handed over to the National Police Service. Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen highlighted the surrender, which aligns with ongoing government efforts to curb illegal firearms amid the conflict. Police continue to urge residents to turn in arms to foster peace, building on recent security measures including curfews and enhanced deployments in the region.

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