The government sought to explain how it came up with models guiding its projections of Covid-19 cases in Kenya with the numbers expected to surpass 7,000 today. This came as 268 new cases were reported yesterday, raising the tally so far to 6,941. SEE ALSO: Africans believe lemon can cure Covid-19, study revealsHe said 259 of the new cases are Kenyans nationals. Health Director-General Patrick Amoth said the 6,941 cases confirm the projections issued earlier on how prevalent the disease will be as we near August and September. During the early days of the pandemic, the peak was projected to be around April when the country would record about 10,000 cases by early June.

Source: Standard Digital July 02, 2020 21:01 UTC