Gambella Police impose an open-ended night curfew after an armed attack on Gambella city; civilians killed
Police say federal forces took part in bringing the security situation under control; no group has claimed responsibility.

Gambella Police said an armed attack took place in Gambella city on Wednesday night and announced a curfew from 6pm to 6am until security improves. It confirmed civilians were killed without giving a number, and said federal forces took part in bringing the situation under control. The attackers have not been identified.
Gambella Police said armed groups attacked Gambella city on Wednesday night. The police announced a curfew from 6pm to 6am, with no end date, that will stay in force until the security situation improves and that restricts the movement of people, vehicles and motorbikes. The police said federal forces took part in bringing the situation under control, and confirmed that civilians had been killed without giving a number. The Gambella regional government confirmed the incident. No group has claimed responsibility and the federal government had not commented. Borkena, which reported the curfew, said it could not independently verify video circulating on social media said to show a regional government office in smoke.
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