Kenyan Police Kill Protester Opposing US-Run Ebola Quarantine Center

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Kenyan police killed at least one protester and injured another during demonstrations against a planned US-run Ebola quarantine center in Nanyuki, despite local opposition and a temporary court block.

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مواضيعKenya US Nanyuki Protest Quarantine Center

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