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The planned shutdown, dubbed occupy JKIA, failed to materialise as security was heightened Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. The regional hub was under heavy police watch from various units, with only travelers allowed access through the first inspection gate, after presenting travel documents. Normal activities continued within the airport although some flights were delayed.
Tight security at JKIA following threats by protestors
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