Kenyans largely ignored a call by the opposition to boost anti-government protests, although isolated clashes flared in several cities, including the city of Kisumu, where police fired tear gas and live rounds at fleeing protesters. At least two people have been killed with several others injured. "So far we have taken five to the theatre for operations and six are still on the line for the theatre," says Alex Ochieng, an administrator at Jaramogi Oginga Odinga Teaching and Referral Hospital in Kisumu. The unrest has alarmed Kenyans and the international community alike. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES