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Sexual violence and HIV transmissions in children eating into health budget, says Nakhumicha

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Health Cabinet Secretary makes her remarks during the launch of the 'End of Triple Threat' campaign for the western bloc in Bungoma County. [Mercy Kahenda, Standard]

Health CS Susan Nakhumicha has reiterated her commitment to fight pregnancies, HIV transmission and sexual-based violence in children.

The CS said the cases are taking a toll on the health budget as survivors are forced to seek medication in hospitals.

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