malcolm web, al jazeera. girissa, kenya. >> still on the program, deadly flash floods in kabul leave many asking where aid money went. philippine's drought frustrations. demonstrations turn violent. >> you are watching al jazeera. let's take you to the top stories. an anti-refugee process resettling turkey is closer. refugees gone from their village but protesters in turkly against the setting up there to house them in their country. heavy fighting and numerous casualties sand a shaky cease-fire that's been in place since 1994. and belgian police have arrested around 2 dozen left wing protesters in brucel's square, defying a ban on demonstrations. officers arrested a number of right-wing protestors where far right which grougroups planned demonstration. turkey's approximately has lashed out at u.s. president, candidates for targeting muslims and says islam 0phone phobia is on the rice rise. he made the comments in maryland. the complex is funded by the turkish government. al jazeera john hendren reports. >> t

. >>> malcolm web is where the communications are taking place?> some government officials, university staff, residents and a handful of students gathered for a memorial ceremony. testimony of what happened a year ago today when the attack happened. this memorial was unveiled. it's recently being constructed and nicknamed for the people that were killed that day. there was certainly a lot of unanswered questions for the survivors and people in this community about what happened and why it was allowed to happen. but the event today is helping people lay some of those painful memories to rest. >> these students ran away and hid when dozens of their friends were shot and killed. mercy went under her bed for under 12 hours. it was a year ago when attackers from the somali armed group al shabaab stormed their university in northern kenya. >> my name is malcolm web. i am a journalist. >> we spoke to mercy on the phone outside the campus after the attack. now she told us the full harrowing story of how her friend, carol, was killed. >> she was pregnant,

malcolm web was at the university's commemoration event. ♪ >> the victims of the attack came to learnbut their studies and their lives were brutally cut short. many complained the authorities did nothing to prevent the attack in spite of being repeatedly warned and that changes came too late. now, the local government paid for a mem memorial inscribe described with their names. >> we put elaborate measures not only to the university but to the whole town, to the whole township and even to the region to make sure that every cannian who comes here is to do business or who comes here to work or comes here to study is safe. >> a yoosh ago, 142 students were killed and dozens more injured when xwunmen from the somali armed group attacked the campus. at this memorial event, survivors struggle. >> it was terrible. officials, university state staff, people from garissa town to commemorate those who were killed. the hundreds of students who survived the attack aren't here they mostly came from other parts of kenya. most of them were transferred to another university after the attack. most of t