Security
Kenyan Police Rescue 65 Ethiopians Held in Nairobi
Wazema · 4 hours ago · Read the Full Story on Wazema
AI SUMMARY
Kenyan police have rescued 65 Ethiopian nationals who were being held in poor conditions in a Nairobi house while attempting to travel to South Africa.
- Kenyan police rescued 65 Ethiopian nationals held in poor conditions at a house in Nairobi.
- The individuals entered Kenya through Moyale with the help of human traffickers while trying to reach South Africa.
- Three Kenyan suspects linked to human trafficking were arrested at the premises.
- The rescued individuals have been transferred to a police station.
- Police are investigating whether the group are victims of human trafficking or other exploitation.
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