A bullet recovered from injured teenager Abdala Lihan following a shooting in Kenya was preserved as medical and evidentiary evidence, according to hospital officials. The Kenyan National Hospital (KNH) denied claims that the bullet went missing after the incident that left a woman dead and a boy injured. The hospital stated the bullet was properly handled through established procedures.
The shooting occurred in a residential area, though the exact location was not specified in the report. Abdala Lihan, the injured teenager, was treated at the hospital, where the bullet was retrieved and stored as part of the investigation. Authorities have not yet confirmed the circumstances of the shooting or the identity of the victims.
The case has drawn attention due to the potential involvement of a firearm, raising questions about the security situation in the area. Local police are reportedly investigating the incident, but no official statement has been released yet. The hospital’s denial of missing evidence suggests efforts are being made to ensure transparency in the case.
Further details are expected as the investigation continues. (eastleighvoice.co.ke)
