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28 August 2012
Last updated at
15:24
In pictures: Mombasa riots over Kenya cleric Rogo's death
Kenyan police have fought running battles with Muslim protesters in the coastal city of Mombasa for a second day.
The riots were sparked by the killing of radical Muslim cleric Aboud Rogo Mohammed on Monday.
One person was hacked to death on Monday and there are reports that a police officer and a civilian were killed on Tuesday after a grenade was thrown into the vehicle they were in. Another 16 people have been taken to hospital.
Churches have been attacked and shops looted in the mainly Muslim city.
The security forces say they are in control of the situation in Mombasa, a popular tourist destination.
Mr Rogo was travelling in this minibus with his family when he was shot dead by "unknown people", police say. His supporters allege that he was the victim of a "targeted assassination" and blame the authorities.
The controversial cleric's body was carried by civilians along the Mombasa-Malindi highway on Monday.
Mr Rogo's father-in-law survived the day-time attack, along with his wife and children.
In 2005, a Kenyan court acquitted Mr Rogo, who the UN and US accuse of financing militant Islamists in Somalia, over an attack three years earlier on an Israeli-owned hotel in Mombasa.
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