A GROUP of Muslims saved a group of Christians from certain death after the bus they were travelling on was ambushed by Islamic extremists. They were traveling in the Kenyan-Somali border when their bus was stopped by masked men, who wanted to split them into Christians and Muslims.
But according to a local Kenyan governor, the Muslim travellers refused to say to which faith they belonged, allegedly telling the gunmen "to kill them all together or leave them alone."
Although most of the passengers escaped unhurt, two people were killed in the attack.
An employee of the Makkah bus company, who had spoken to the driver involved in the attack, confirmed that Muslims had refused to be separated from their fellow Christian passengers. Express.
