Kenyan troops protect Somali city from explosive devices left by militants
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It’s been about a week since Al Shabaab militants retreated from the Somali port city of Kismayo, and Kenyan soldiers on duty there are working to make sure a potentially explosive situation is kept under control.
The troops are locating improvised explosive devices (IEDs) planted by the militants.
Kismayo, the third largest city in Somalia, was until recently a strong hold of Al Shabaab, which is tied to the terrorist group Al Qaeda.
Dianne Penn reports.
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