Mogadishu (Sunatimes) Reports from the Somali capital, Mogadishu, say an aid worker with MSF who was wounded in a gunfire attack yesterday has died.

The aid worker who is said to be an Indonesian died of his injuries after he was shot and wounded on Thursday by a disgruntled former employee together with a Belgian colleague. His colleague died shortly after the attack.

The victim was taken to a hospital for treatment, but succumbed to his wounds despite numerous blood transfusions, doctors said.

The two were attacked by a Somali employee who was dismissed from his job running the groups’ logistics on Wednesday.

Mogadishu remains one of the most dangerous locations for aid workers to operate in, with many groups not allowing international workers to stay in the capital for extended periods.

International aid workers face potential attacks from rebel fighters and kidnappings for ransom.

In the last such attack on international aid workers in Somalia, three Somali aid workers were killed in the central Hiran region.