The Ministry of Health on Friday (May 15, 2020) announced free mass testing
in Nairobi County between 9am and 4pm.
Through a post on social media, the ministry stated that
there would be free testing of COVID-19 at:
On Thursday, the Ministry of Health announced 21 new cases
of Coronavirus in the country, bringing the number of confirmed cases to 758.
The youngest case was 7 years old while the oldest was 79
years old.
Health CAS Dr Mercy Mwangangi also revealed that out of the
21 cases, four were truck drivers who were tested at the Namanga border.
Three more patients were also discharged meaning the number of
recoveries now stands at 284.
Unfortunately, two patients from Nairobi succumbed to the
virus. The total number of fatalities is now at 42.
Dr Mwangangi warned Kenyans against complacency saying the
measures issued should be strictly adhered to since the virus is now the new
norm.
“We are thankful to all Kenyans for staying focused on the
overall objective of flattening the curve. We should not become complacent in
observing the various advisories and measures advocated for by Government,” she
said.
Adding: “As members of the East African Community, we are in
discussion with our counterparts to address the emerging trend on our borders
for the safety & well-being of our people.”