Kenya police shoot dead two during opposition protest: commissionerNAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenyan police shot dead two people and wounded a third when a crowd tried to storm a police station during an opposition protest against a looming presidential vote re-run, a senior official said.  Around 20 youths attempted to take over the station during an otherwise peaceful rally in the town of Bondo in the southwest county of Siaya, forcing officers to open fire, County Commissioner Josephine Onunga said by phone.  Police also used teargas to break up small demonstrations in Kenya s three main cities - Kisumu, the capital and the port of Mombasa - defying a government ban on rallies in city centers. Hospital authorities said 20 people were injured in Kisumu, an opposition stronghold.  Kenya s supreme court nullified the presidential election in August, citing procedural irregularities and voiding the victory of President Uhuru Kenyatta. The ruling opening the way to a repeat vote on Oct. 26.  But opposition leader Raila Odinga has refused to take part, saying the re-run should not happen until wide-ranging reforms are brought in to prevent another failed vote. The election board has said the polls will go ahead anyway, pitting Kenyatta against six other candidates, none of whom polled more than 1 percent in August.  Odinga told Reuters that he might consider returning to the Supreme Court for clarification on whether the Oct. 26 poll was legal.   As far as we are concerned, that (original Supreme court) ruling is still valid,  Odinga said during a visit to London.  What we are demanding is that the electoral commission should respect the Supreme Court and carry out elections in accordance with the ruling.  He supported protesters  right to demonstrate, he said, but has so far stopped short of calling people onto the streets himself.  In Nairobi, opposition legislators were repeatedly teargassed as they tried to drive into the city center.  We are asking Uhuru s government to ... let us protest in peace and truth and we are saying we want change and we do not want Uhuru and his people,  said protester Mellen Kirumbo.  In Kisumu, protesters reacted angrily when police turned water cannon on them to prevent them from entering the city center.   Our demonstrations have a (valid) basis and are peaceful,  said Odinga supporter Hezron Tirus Aloyo.  We condemn the directive ... on the limitation of our rights to demonstrate.   The Jaramogi Oginga Odinga hospital in Kisumu, named after Odinga s father, said it had admitted 20 patients injured in the demonstrations. Three had gunshot wounds, said superintendent Juliana Otieno.  Martin Kimani, the Director of the Kenyan government s National Counter Terrorism Centre, said the authorities were trying to maintain law and order.   A lot of those provocations or demonstrations taking place are an attempt to create the appearance of a crisis,  he said.  worldnews
kenya police shoot dead two opposition protest commissionernairobi reuters kenya police shot dead two people wounded third crowd tried storm police station opposition protest looming presidential vote senior official said around youths attempted take station otherwise peaceful rally town bond southwest county say forcing officers open fire county commissioner josephine onna said phone police also used tears break small demonstrations kenya three main cities kisumu capital port mombasa defying government ban rallies city centers hospital authorities said people injured kisumu opposition stronghold kenya supreme court nullified presidential election august citing procedural irregularities avoiding victory president hurt kenyatta the ruling opening way repeat vote but opposition leader rail doing refused take part saying happen reforms brought prevent another failed vote the election board said polls go ahead anyway pitting kenyatta six candidates none polled percent august doing told reuters might consider returning supreme court clarification whether poll legal as far concerned original supreme court ruling still valid doing said visit london what demanding electoral commission respect supreme court carry elections accordance ruling he supported protesters right demonstrate said far stopped short calling people onto streets in nairobi opposition legislators repeatedly teargassed tried drive city center we asking hurt government let us protest peace truth saying want change want hurt people said protester ellen kirumbo in kisumu protesters reacted angrily police turned water cannon prevent entering city center our demonstrations valid basis peaceful said doing supporter heron virus also we condemn directive limitation rights demonstrate the jaramogi going doing hospital kisumu named doing father said admitted patients injured demonstrations three gunshot wounds said superintendent julian tien martin mani director kenya government national counter terrorism centre said authorities trying maintain law order a lot provocation demonstrations taking place attempt create appearance crisis said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Kenya police shoot dead two during opposition protest: commissionerNAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenyan police shot dead two people and wounded a third when a crowd tried to storm a police station during an opposition protest against a looming presidential vote re-run, a senior official said.  Around 20 youths attempted to take over the station during an otherwise peaceful rally in the town of Bondo in the southwest county of Siaya, forcing officers to open fire, County Commissioner Josephine Onunga said by phone.  Police also used teargas to break up small demonstrations in Kenya s three main cities - Kisumu, the capital and the port of Mombasa - defying a government ban on rallies in city centers. Hospital authorities said 20 people were injured in Kisumu, an opposition stronghold.  Kenya s supreme court nullified the presidential election in August, citing procedural irregularities and voiding the victory of President Uhuru Kenyatta. The ruling opening the way to a repeat vote on Oct. 26.  But opposition leader Raila Odinga has refused to take part, saying the re-run should not happen until wide-ranging reforms are brought in to prevent another failed vote. The election board has said the polls will go ahead anyway, pitting Kenyatta against six other candidates, none of whom polled more than 1 percent in August.  Odinga told Reuters that he might consider returning to the Supreme Court for clarification on whether the Oct. 26 poll was legal.   As far as we are concerned, that (original Supreme court) ruling is still valid,  Odinga said during a visit to London.  What we are demanding is that the electoral commission should respect the Supreme Court and carry out elections in accordance with the ruling.  He supported protesters  right to demonstrate, he said, but has so far stopped short of calling people onto the streets himself.  In Nairobi, opposition legislators were repeatedly teargassed as they tried to drive into the city center.  We are asking Uhuru s government to ... let us protest in peace and truth and we are saying we want change and we do not want Uhuru and his people,  said protester Mellen Kirumbo.  In Kisumu, protesters reacted angrily when police turned water cannon on them to prevent them from entering the city center.   Our demonstrations have a (valid) basis and are peaceful,  said Odinga supporter Hezron Tirus Aloyo.  We condemn the directive ... on the limitation of our rights to demonstrate.   The Jaramogi Oginga Odinga hospital in Kisumu, named after Odinga s father, said it had admitted 20 patients injured in the demonstrations. Three had gunshot wounds, said superintendent Juliana Otieno.  Martin Kimani, the Director of the Kenyan government s National Counter Terrorism Centre, said the authorities were trying to maintain law and order.   A lot of those provocations or demonstrations taking place are an attempt to create the appearance of a crisis,  he said.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: kenya police shoot dead two opposition protest commissionernairobi reuters kenya police shot dead two people wounded third crowd tried storm police station opposition protest looming presidential vote senior official said around youths attempted take station otherwise peaceful rally town bond southwest county say forcing officers open fire county commissioner josephine onna said phone police also used tears break small demonstrations kenya three main cities kisumu capital port mombasa defying government ban rallies city centers hospital authorities said people injured kisumu opposition stronghold kenya supreme court nullified presidential election august citing procedural irregularities avoiding victory president hurt kenyatta the ruling opening way repeat vote but opposition leader rail doing refused take part saying happen reforms brought prevent another failed vote the election board said polls go ahead anyway pitting kenyatta six candidates none polled percent august doing told reuters might consider returning supreme court clarification whether poll legal as far concerned original supreme court ruling still valid doing said visit london what demanding electoral commission respect supreme court carry elections accordance ruling he supported protesters right demonstrate said far stopped short calling people onto streets in nairobi opposition legislators repeatedly teargassed tried drive city center we asking hurt government let us protest peace truth saying want change want hurt people said protester ellen kirumbo in kisumu protesters reacted angrily police turned water cannon prevent entering city center our demonstrations valid basis peaceful said doing supporter heron virus also we condemn directive limitation rights demonstrate the jaramogi going doing hospital kisumu named doing father said admitted patients injured demonstrations three gunshot wounds said superintendent julian tien martin mani director kenya government national counter terrorism centre said authorities trying maintain law order a lot provocation demonstrations taking place attempt create appearance crisis said worldnews