Passengers who were put in mandatory quarantine at the Pride Inn Hotel in Westlands have condemned the decision to extend their isolation for two more weeks. In a joint letter to Health CS Mutahi Kagwe, they instead want the Covid-19 Emergency Response Committee to allow them to go home. It adds, “The hotel asked us to be picking our meals in the dining room and eat in our rooms. Some are quarantined with children, a move that is likely to expose them to danger. They claim some are experiencing mental distress and a few have had panic attacks, which worsened with news of the intended extension of quarantine, they claim.

Source: The Star April 06, 2020 02:03 UTC