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Kenyan officials say they have detained eight suspects and freed three others as investigations into a four-day siege at the westgate mall which ended with the death of at least 67 people and the partial destruction of the complex.

8
suspects have been arrested in connection with the attack on the
westgate mall that left more than 60 people dead.Picture: AP Photo/
Jerome Delay
During a news briefing on Friday, Kenya’s interior minister, Joseph Ole Lenku said, “Police are holding eight suspects as they seek to unmask the face behind the terror attack. Three others were interrogated and released.”
The Minister also told reporters that there were no formal reports of people still missing since the assault. The Kenyan Red Cross, however, said earlier that dozens were still missing.
Investigators trying to determine the identity of the attackers were making “good progress” in their search through the rubble at the Westgate mall where three floors collapsed after a series of blasts and a huge blaze, Joseph Ole Lenku further noted.

Part of the mall that was destroyed during the siege
In addition, officials previously said five assailants were among the deceased.
In addition, officials previously said five assailants were among the deceased.
Al-Shabab officials have claimed responsibility for the assault and warned the Kenyan government to withdraw its troops from their country.
Kenya has more than 4,000 army soldiers in southern Somalia, where they have been battling the al-Shabab fighters since 2011.
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