The Ministry of Health has confirmed an outbreak of waterborne diseases especially Cholera and diarrhoea amid heavy rains. "Congestion in rescue camps with limited sanitation facilities, inadequate water sanitation and hygiene facilities, and the consumption of untreated water are likely to worsen the situation," she said. She said they are working with multi-agency teams in all affected areas to ensure control of cholera and other waterborne diseases. "Distribution of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Supplies to help purify water sources and treat household water in all high-risk areas and rescue camps," she said. She urged Kenyans to seek immediate help if they experience any Cholera symptoms.

Source: The Star May 03, 2024 16:01 UTC