Last updated: 14 july, 2010 - 08:57 GMT
Somalis in Uganda fear retaliatory attacks from local people
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One the second day of national mourning in Uganda following Sunday's bomb attacks in the capital Kampala, most of the bodies have been collected and taken for burial.
At least 76 people were killed in the twin explosions at a rugby club and a restaurant. Many other victims are being treated for their injuries.
The police have made arrests and found another explosive device.
The Somali Islamist group al-Shabab has said it was behind the attack because Uganda is supporting Somalia's government in Mogadishu.
Anger in Uganda at the attacks have lead to some acts of retaliation against people perceived to be Somali.
Our correspondent in Kampala, Joshua Mali reports.
First broadcast on 14 July 2010
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