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People are asking for a lockdown yet they cannot obey a curfew — Mutahi Kagwe

Health CS Mutahi Kagwe on Saturday stated that 81 people had been tested for Coronavirus in the past 24 hours and seven had tested positive.

Among the seven were four Kenyans, two Congolese nationals and one Chinese, bringing the total to 38.

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