A cry from the slaughterhouse: Mother’s tweets reveal full horror of Nairobi mall terror attack

‘I don’t know how to. I can’t. They’re still in shock and wounded.’
Ms Kaur, who was attending a children’s cookery event in the centre, told Channel 4 News: ‘In my corner where I was, I had at least 30, 35 kids with me. At that moment, the guys came out. People were hysterical, obviously.
‘They threw two grenades at us and they shot at us.’
Somali terror group al-Shabaab claimed responsibility for the attack in the Kenyan capital, amid reports a 24-year-old man from London was among the gunmen.
An image grab taken from AFP TV shows Kenyan troops taking position on September 21, 2013 inside the Westgate mall in Nairobi. Kenyan troops were locked in a fierce firefight with Somali militants inside an upmarket Nairobi shopping mall on September 22 in a final push to end a siege that has left at least 59 dead and some 200 wounded with an unknown number of hostages still being held. Somalia's Al Qaeda-inspired Shebab rebels said the carnage at the part Israeli-owned complex mall was in retaliation for Kenya's military intervention in Somalia, where African Union troops are battling the Islamists. AFP PHOTO/AFPTV/NICHOLE SOBECKINichole Sobecki/AFP/Getty Images
Kenyan troops crawl through the Westgate mall during the operation to clear it of terrorists (Picture: AFP/Getty)
Using a Twitter account that has since been suspended, it published a list of six people it claimed took part in the slaughter.
The group said it was holding at least 36 people hostage in the mall.
On Sunday night the Kenyan armed forces launched an operation to end the incident, saying it hadreleased most of the hostages and was in control of the majority of the shopping complex.
Prime minister David Cameron said: ‘It is an absolutely sickening and despicable attack of appalling brutality. Because the situation is ongoing we should prepare ourselves for further bad news.’

Source:metro.co.uk

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