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Sun, Oct 23 2011 Grenade attack at Nairobi bar wounds 12: police Tweet Share this Email Print Related News Rebel base struck in south Somalia, Kenya troops advance Sun, Oct 23 2011 U.S. embassy warns of imminent threat in Kenya Sat, Oct 22 2011 Kenya says Somalia rebels on the run Sat, Oct 22 2011 Kenyan, Somali troops advance on rebels Thu, Oct 20 2011 Kenya says Somalia campaign won't affect tourism Thu, Oct 20 2011 Analysis & Opinion She came, she saw, she confounded: Clinton in Pakistan The U.S. border and immigration reform Related Topics World » 1 of 4. Policemen inspect the scene of an explosion inside a pub in Kenya's capital Nairobi, October 24, 2011. Credit: Reuters/Thomas Mukoya By Yara Bayoumy and Njuwa Maina NAIROBI | Mon Oct 24, 2011 12:17am EDT NAIROBI (Reuters) - A grenade attack on a bar in the center of Nairobi early on Monday wounded 12 people, Kenyan police said, an incident that comes as Nairobi battles al Qaeda-linked militants in neighboring Somalia. Capital news radio quoted a witness who said a man had asked to be let in to the bar shortly after 3 a.m. (0000 GMT), when he hurled a grenade and fled the scene. "It was a grenade attack. There are no deaths," central Nairobi police chief Eric Mugambi told Reuters, adding that of the 12, two had serious wounds in the leg and the face. The blast came two days after the U.S. embassy in Kenya warned of an 'imminent threat' of a terrorist attack in Nairobi after the east African country launched a military campaign against Islamist al Shabaab rebels in southern Somalia. Nairobi blames the militants for a wave of kidnappings of foreigners on Kenyan soil that have threatened the country's multi-million dollar tourism industry. Al Shabaab had threatened major reprisals if Kenyan troops did not withdraw and the militants have launched large-scale suicide bombings in the past. No one has claimed responsibility for the incident. Reuters footage showed blood and beer bottles splattered on the ground of Mwaura's bar, which is frequented by blue-collar laborers attracted by its cheap beer and spirits. Blood stained a sink and overturned seats and debris littered the floor. Police cordoned off the area as an officer examined damage on the walls from the force of the explosion. "The guys came out running covered in blood. We helped them wash the blood off and they were carried away by ambulances," Jacob Musembi, a vendor at the scene, told Reuters. "I'm very scared for my life because I don't know who they'll target next," he said. A doctor at Kenyatta National Hospital said he had treated 13 people, some with serious wounds, but mostly with light head injuries. MILITANTS LAUNCH LARGE-SCALE ATTACKS Al Shabaab have denied responsibility for the Kenyan kidnappings, saying Nairobi was using them as a pretext for its military campaign. 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