Baby Travis who died after fork jembe accident laid to rest in Thika

A blurred image of baby Travis at KNH where he was undergoing treatment before he succumbed to his injuries. [Courtesy: Twitter]

The government has been urged to conduct reforms in all public healthcare facilities to improve service delivery.

Mourners at the burial of Travis Maina Kung'u, a two-year-old boy whose photos were shared on social media having a fork jembe lodged in his head, regretted the growing trend of doctors failing to dispense care to patients before upfront payments.