Grenade attack injures at least 10 people in Kenya's coastal town MOMBASA, Kenya, Jan. 2 (Xinhua) -- At least 10 people were injured in the coastal town of Kwale after unknown gunmen hurled grenades in a pub early Thursday, police said. Local police commander Jack Ekakuro said the grenades were hurled at the Tandoori bar at around 3 a.m. local time at revelers who were celebrating the New Year. The injured are in stable condition. We are yet to establish the kind of devices that were thrown to the club patrons but we have launched investigations and also a crackdown has been launched to arrest those behind the incident," Ekakuro told Xinhua by telephone on Thursday. Eye witnesses said they heard loud explosions but did not know whether it was a grenade or not. We had to flee the club but the devices hit some of our colleagues who were inside. They have been rushed to the hospital," said one of the patrons. The latest incidents comes after the security forces warned that terror suspects had relocated to south coast to carry out more attacks in the tourism resort city of Mombasa. This is the latest incident of terror attacks in the coastal region after last month's failed grenade attack that targeted two Britons in Mombasa. Kenya's coastal towns are the backbone of the country's thriving tourism industry, which has been hit by the fear of terror attacks and the kidnapping of foreigners by Somali pirates from resorts near the border with Somalia. The country's tourism has seen a decline in tourist arrivals since September 2011, when the Somali militant group Al-Shabaab carried out the kidnappings of tourists in the Lamu archipelago and the abduction of Spanish volunteers. Kenya beefs up security after grenade attack in coastal town MOMBASA, Kenya, Jan. 2 (Xinhua) -- Kenya's authorities have beefed up security in the entire coastal region following a grenade attack at a night club early Thursday in the tourist resort Diani in Kwale, south of Mombasa, that left at least 10 people wounded Police said the assailants hurled a grenade into a popular club in Ukunda at 3 a.m. local time before they fled on a motorbike. New security measures unveiled in northern Kenya ahead of festive season MARSABIT, Kenya, Dec. 18 (Xinhua) -- Kenyan authorities have beefed up security in all entertainment joins, prayer venues and public areas in the northern region for visitors and locals ahead of the festive season amid fears of Al-Shabaab attacks. Marsabit County Commissioner Isaiah Nakoru said all entry appoints will also be sealed by the security forces, who will also provide escorts to public service vehicles operating in the region.