Tourism in Kenya hit by terrorism

Tourism in Kenya hit by terrorism

LAMU, Kenya - People sit by a beach of Lamu Island, Kenya, in June 2014. The resort island has been quiet with less tourists since the June 15 attack by a terrorist group in the suburbs of Lamu. (Kyodo)

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