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Nairobi, May 13 (EFE) .- (Camera: Irene Escudero) Just a scream breaks the night's silence: Are you going to kill him here? A witness of the death of Vitallis Ochilo Owino says. Owino is the last victim to fall at the hands of police in Kenya, a country that has lived under a night curfew due to COVID-19 since March 27.With just over 700 officially confirmed cases, for many Kenyans the real danger of this pandemic is neither invisible nor silent. According to community human rights groups, at least 16 people have lost their lives in police clashes since the restrictions began.FOOTAGE OF NAIROBI.SOUNDBITES OF ADELE (IN ENGLISH), SISTER OF ESTHER ACHIENG, WIDOW OF VITALLIS OCHILO OWINO, AND OF ISAIAH OMOLLO, POLICE VIOLENCE VICTIM.OMOLLO TRANSLATION:"I think that it is best, if police find you, for them to arrest you and take you in, rather having them beat you and hurt you in such manner. Now I can't work and I have a family, so there's no way I can feed them because I can't work now.""I was closing my business to go home when the police arrived and started beating me. I started to run, threw the speaker and tripped, hurting myself."
Machakos, Aug 26 (EFE / EPA) .-Kenyan hospitals are running out of ICU beds and oxygen amid an increase in infections caused by the Delta variant.The country tries to speed up vaccination and has fully inoculated 2.8 percent of its adult population. The goal is to vaccinate at least 10 million people by the end of the year. (Camera: DANIEL IRUNGU) SHOT LIST:INTENSIVE CARE UNIT AT A HOSPITAL MACHAKOS IN KENYA.
Dandora (Kenya), Aug 9 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Daniel Irungu) Dandora residents line up outside the health center to register and to receive their first dose of the Oxford / AstraZeneca vaccine.FOOTAGE OF PEOPLE OUTSIDE THE DANDORA HEALTH CENTER TO REGISTER AND RECEIVE THEIR FIRST DOSE OF THE VACCINE.
-Nairobi, March 20 (EFE / EPA).- (Camera: Daniel Irungu) Kenyan rappers like Wyban use the verses in their rap music to denounce police violence in the informal settlement of Mathare, in the Kenyan capital.FOOTAGE OF MATHARE, MATHARE SOCIAL JUSTICE CENTRE AND SANAA CENTRE.INTERVIEWS WITH STONEFACE BOMBAA AND MICKO MIGRA.
West Bank, Mar 5 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Abed alHashlamoun).- The Palestinian government has strengthened police checks in the last week in the West Bank to contain a rise in Covid-19 infections. FOOTAGE OF POLICE CHECKS IN THE WEST BANK.
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