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Sh900m lost yearly due to poor sanitation

Over fifty per cent of children in Nakuru County are stunted, the latest figures from an Aids populatuon agency have revealed.

Simon Makori, the Associate Director for Community Health in Rift Valley at the Aids, Population and Health Integrated Assistance (APHIAplus), said stunted children suffer a higher mortality rate due to infectious diseases.

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