A Somalia-born Norwegian national is now considered a suspect in the Kenyan mall attack last month that left dozens dead.

Two days after the siege at Nairobi's Westgate mall ended, authorities from around the world are still searching for victims and evidence. Officials have confirmed that at least 67 people died in the attack, and the Kenyan Red Cross estimates 61 people remain missing, though Kenya's Interior Minister told the BBC he expects to find an "insignificant number of bodies."

The four-day standoff at the Westgate mall in Nairobi is over, according to Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta. Five of the gunmen were killed, and 11 others are in custody. At least 67 people were killed in the attack, including six soldiers and 61 civilians.

The family of a four-year-old boy who lived through the Westgate shopping mall attack says the now-iconic photo in which he can be seen wearing Crocs and an I Heart NY T-shirt while standing near the body of a deceased victim doesn't do the child's bravery justice.

As the hostage situation at Nairobi's Westgate mall entered its fourth day, there were conflicting reports from Kenyan officials, who claim the rescue operation is all but over, and militant group al Shabab, who said on Twitter that their fighters were "holding their ground."

There were reports of “large explosions” and gunfire as Kenyan forces continued their operation to free the remaining hostages in Nairobi's Westgate mall. In the three days since the attack began, 62 people have been killed, with at least another 175 injured, including many children. Two of the alleged terrorists are now confirmed dead.

The number of confirmed dead during a terrorist attack and standoff at an upscale Nairobi mall now stands at 68, as Kenyan forces begin an operation to end the standoff with al-Shabab militants who are holding around 30 hostages inside the mall.

In the largest terrorist attack in Kenya since the 1998 bombings of two American embassies, masked gunmen associated with the Somali militant group al-Shabab stormed an upscale mall, killing at least 59 people and taking an unknown amount hostage.

A group of gunmen charged into a mall in Nairobi on Saturday, firing indiscriminately and killing at least 20, according to CNN.