Somalia’s Internal Security Minister, Abdirizak Omar Mohamed, spoke to CCTV, expressing condolences to all the victims of the Jazeera Hotel attack and their families. The minister said stronger measures will be taken to improve the safety of the Somali citizens and personnel from international organizations.
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