(KDRTV)-Ministry of Health on Sunday declared that 188 more people tested positive for coronavirus as the national caseload shoot to 36, 157.
These new figures were established after 3, 096 samples were tested between Sartuday and Sunday.
The new patients include 5 foreign nationals with 149 males and 39 females; the youngest patient is a two-year-old child and the oldest is 78 years of age
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According to reports by CS Mutahi Kagwe, 296 people recovered from the respiratory disease; 28 recovered while under the home-based care program while 268 were discharged from various health facilities across the country
The total number of recoveries in Kenya has now jumped to 23, 067.
Unfortunately, the MoH published that three patients succumbed to the respiratory disease bringing the number of fatalities to 622.
KDRTV understands that Kenya has continued to record low daily infections now for the fourth week
A section of Kenyans have hinted that the coronavirus curve has flattened and now want schools to be reopened
With the new announcement, Mombasa recorded the highest number of cases beating Nairobi which has all along been leading with the number of daily infections
The cases were distributed as follows;
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Mombasa-43, Turkana-29, Trans Nzoia-27, Nairobi-23, Kiambi-10, Nakuru-7, Kajiado-7, Uasin Gishu-5, Embu-5, Kisumu-5, Kericho-4, Taita Taveta-4, Kitui-2, Nyeri-2, Laikipia-2, Meru-2, Narok-1, Machakos-1, Lamu-1, Samburu-1, Tharaka Nithi-1, Garissa-1, and Kakamega-1.
KDRTV understands that Education CS George Magoha had hinted reopening of schools but with new strict regulations
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