Sniffer dogs, bomb experts comb through Kenya attack site
A bomb expert at the scene where a car allegedly used by the Shabaab militants outside the dusitD2 in Nairobi's Westlands suburb on January 15, 2019. Security forces resumed their search of the hotel-office complex with sniffer dogs and bomb experts on January 17. PHOTO | AFP
Kenyan security forces on Thursday resumed their search of the hotel-office complex attacked by Islamists with sniffer dogs and bomb experts, as information emerged about one of the attackers who killed 21 people.
A police source, speaking on condition of anonymity, said they were confident there were no more people trapped inside the hotel or surrounding office buildings after the 20-hour assault, during which some 700 civilians were rescued.
