The three people arrested in Eastleigh on Saturday night had transfer forms, not BVR kits, the Nairobi police commander has said. Japheth Koome said on Sunday that the papers were for the transfer of people to other centres. Al Shabaab was accused of stealing four BVR kits after attacking Arabia police post in Mandera East. More on this: Shabaab take off with 4 BVR kits in ManderaIEBC communications manager Andrew Limo said information in the stolen BVR kits was encrypted and inaccessible to anyone other than commission. Read: Data not lost from BVR kits stolen by al Shabaab, says IEBC

Source: The Star February 12, 2017 08:14 UTC