In the previous press release on the issue of Coronavirus,
Health Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Ngunyi urged Kenyans to stop panicking after
one person had been declared positive.
However, it seems the panic is even much extreme after two more
cases of coronavirus have been announced.
After the first incidence of Coronavirus, the government went ahead to test people who had come into contact with the woman who was reported to have Coronavirus.
Travels inside the country were closed and this does not seem enough, as per now.
According to the president, anyone who has any signs that are alarming, they should seek medical attention.
Meanwhile, all schools were urged to close by 20th March 2020.
Employees were always encouraged employers in cooperates and companies to allow employees to work at home.
President Uhuru's Specch
Social gathering and crowded places are also said to be a line for Coronavirus to spread.
As a result, the president insists on avoidance all in an attempt to fight the issue.
He asked people to avoid public places such as malls and entertainment premises to their best.
“Hospitals and shopping malls are encouraged to provide washing soap and sanitisers and ensure that all their premises are regularly disinfected, in a bid to minimise the spread of the pandemic,” Said President Uhuru Kenyatta.
The president also asked the public to avoid close contact.
According to President Uhuru Kenyatta, the use of cashless transactions would be an excellent way to avoid contacts.
Press Release
He pronounced, “We appeal to mobile operators and banks to take the note of the situation we are in and reduce the cost of transactions.”
The Senate majority had advised that the government should
take consideration of the fact that schools exposed children to the highest
risk of infection.
“Ordinarily, flu spreads fast through Children in School and other social places. It’s my considered opinion that schools should be closed as from tomorrow until the relevant authorities prepare well for better ways of containing Covid-19 virus in Kenya,” argued Murkomen.
The public has also shown a similar idea and responses regarding the issue. They too think that President Uhuru Kenyatta is right in his assertions.
Below is a sample of such comments from the public.
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