Kenyan Military Helicopter Carrying Defense Chief Crashes

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Kenyan Military Helicopter Carrying Defense Chief Crashes

A Kenyan military aircraft carrying the Chief of Defence Francis Ogolla and other officials has crashed, a government spokesperson said on Thursday.

The number of casualties is yet to be confirmed.

The officials were conducting a tour to assess the security situation and discuss the potential reopening of schools in the volatile border region between West Pokot and Elgeyo Marakwet.

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