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(220303) -- KENYA, March 3, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Police officers display firearms and bullets that were recovered in Garissa town of northeastern Kenya, March 3, 2022. Kenyan police are on Thursday interrogating two suspected al-Shabab militants after being arrested in a security operation in the country's Garissa county which borders Somalia, a regional government official said. Garissa County Commissioner Boaz Cherutich said the police recovered three firearms, 98 bullets and five magazines following a sting operation conducted in Modika area in the outskirts of Garissa town on Wednesday night. (Photo by Stephen Ingati/Xinhua)

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