Many Kenyans killed others injured as unknown gunmen sprayed their bus with bullets

Two people have been confirmed dead, while ten others are being treated for serious injuries after a suspected banditry attack. The attack happened late last night in, leaving residents in shock and mourning. Armed attackers stormed the area, firing randomly and harming residents.

Witnesses said the assailants also looted homes and set some houses on fire before escaping.

Security forces arrived after the attackers had already fled and quickly took the injured to a nearby hospital for urgent treatment. The identities of the deceased have not yet been officially disclosed, but reports suggest they were local community members who were caught in the violence.

Families of the victims are calling for immediate action from security agencies to arrest those responsible and prevent future attacks. Law enforcement officers have started an investigation and are working to track down the suspects. Local leaders are demanding increased security, saying such attacks have been happening more frequently in recent months.

"We are living in fear. These attacks have become too frequent, and we need the government to act now," said one community elder.

Authorities have advised residents to stay alert and report any unusual activities to law enforcement. Meanwhile, humanitarian groups are gathering resources to support the affected families. This latest attack raises concerns about rising insecurity in the region.

As the community grieves, many are hoping for stronger security measures to stop banditry and restore peace. More details will be shared as the investigation continues.