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Why rising Covid rates may see curfew tighten

People arrested drinking past curfew hours at a sheesha den in Nyali, Mombasa, on November 06, 2020, after police heightened enforcement of Covid-19 regulations. [Kelvin Karani, Standard]

Kenyans are likely to face another extended period of Covid–19 restrictions following a jump in the number of infections.

The Ministry of Health yesterday said the country was in the midst of a third wave of the coronavirus as the positivity rate climbed to 14 per cent. Yesterday the country recorded 713 new cases of Covid-19 out of a sample size of 5,230. This raised the number of cases to 110,356.

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