The unity of Kenyans has been manifested as many have been vigilant and helpful to families and victims of the Dusit Attack.
Although Kenyans have shown strength families are hurt. The physical and emotional torture remains unexplained.But we will rise above it as a nation.
Political leaders,the security and all emergency agencies have come through to aid where possible.
Even though the guns are down now, many people need to heal. Not from the physical wounds alone but also the trauma.
The Kenya Red Cross and other agencies are handling the outcome of the incident.
Uber also played a key role in offering free trips to ferry blood donors to the major hospitals in the city.
And other kind acts that count too has shown the unity that exists in our country.
Some have even volunteered to offer free psychological first aid to the victims from yesterday night to beyond.
If you have friends/relatives who were at Riverside please remember that they have just gone through a very traumatic experience.
Your priority should be ensuring that they are OK.
Their well being is more important than the story right now. Give your people time to heal. pic.twitter.com/cerWjZ5cor
— igiriwM@ ?? (@Mwirigi) January 16, 2019