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A Kenyan life and their dignity is worth fighting for

Did you watch the healthcare summit? I was somewhat disappointed by answers given by Hon. Maillu and his permanent Secretary in the healthcare docket. Healthcare is not a joke and issues raised should be tackled with urgency and seriousness they deserve. Responses given regarding our cancer stricken mothers, sisters and grand-mothers sleeping on the floor of Kenyatta hospital as reported by a local TV station were lacking empathy and policy.

First of all, these ladies were sleeping next to “Hatari Danger” sign, probably indicating radio activity or electrical units. This in itself is a public health issue that must be addressed by the fire department or relevant departments.

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