DNK International By Our Reporter,Nairobi.
Chinese tourists staying at Safari Park Hotel along Thika Superhighway in Nairobi lost valuables worth thousands of dollars after unknown persons broke into their rooms in the early hours of Wednesday.
According to a police report, the visitors had checked into the hotel at about 8pm on Tuesday under the coordination of their tour leader, George Obara of Kenya China Travel Tour.
The suspects allegedly gained entry by breaking the glass on the doors of several rooms before stealing valuables.
In Room 804, Jiang Yomung lost a MacBook Pro laptop valued at USD 1,600, while Fan Gaofei, who occupied Room 805, lost an Apple Watch valued at USD 720.
Room 806, occupied by Mabi Ngile and Wang Xia Gen, was also targeted. Ngile reported the loss of a MacBook Pro laptop valued at USD 1,720, a Sony camera worth USD 115 and a portable mobile Wi-Fi device valued at USD 145.
Wang reported losing an iPhone valued at USD 1,430 and USD 1,000 in cash.
Room 807 was broken into, although no property was reported stolen.
In Room 808, the occupants reported losing an iDroid phone valued at USD 900, USD 2,000 in cash and a backpack valued at USD 5.
Police officers from Kasarani Stadium Police Station visited the scene and confirmed the incident.
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) Kasarani documented the scene, with investigations now underway.
The case has been classified as pending investigations, with DCI Kasarani handling the matter.
[Daily News Kenya-International@September 24,2026]
