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War on terror: CS Joseph Ole Lenku says four airlines surcharged for bringing inadmissible people

Bomb experts comb through the Toyota Hilux in which explosives and other weapons were discovered at the Mombasa Police Headquarters, Tuesday. [PHOTO: MAARUFU MOHAMED/STANDARD]

By CYRUS OMBATI

NAIROBI, KENYA: Some 145 terrorists are being held in isolation in various maximum-security prisons in the country following renewed war on terrorism.

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