He also appealed to county governments to support ongoing catch-up campaigns aimed at ensuring every eligible child receives the vital tuberculosis vaccine.
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The PS noted that a second batch of BCG vaccines is expected to arrive in the country within nine to twelve weeks, further strengthening immunisation efforts.
This consignment follows closely on the heels of another shipment of 3.2 million polio vaccine doses, signalling the Ministry of Health's commitment to resolving recent vaccine shortages.
While acknowledging existing challenges in vaccine stock levels and immunisation programs, Dr. Oluga reassured the public that the government remains dedicated to safeguarding the health and well-being of all Kenyans.
"There is no cause for alarm. We are on track to catch up and ensure no child is left behind," he affirmed.