Four Kenyans died and at least 30 were injured on Monday in fuel price protests triggered by the Middle East war, which saw the country's public transport system grind to a halt.

Four people died and over 30 were injured when police clashed with protesters in Kenya's capital. The protests on Monday coincided with a nationwide public transport strike over record fuel prices.

Key roads have remained largely empty and some schools have asked students to stay at home.

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