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Residents of Mombasa County thronged several entertainment joints across the Coastal town to mark Christmas Day. Despite the overwhelming turnout, traders reported low sales. Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir who toured the beach appealed to locals and tourists visiting the city to adhere to observe safety precautions to avert tragedies. Juney Karisa has the details.
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Holiday makers throng the Coastal City of Mombasa to celebrate Christmas
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