@Mavegges am suprised it has taken this long to understand that comprehension is an issue here. I've seen you even blaming yourself "I may not be a good teacher..." but what is clear is people cannot put numbers in perspective.


March 20 Qatar had 470 cases. What does that mean? Clearly we may not have got to our peak and yet we have people acting and behaving stupid.

Kenyans like arguing a lot. It is now in Umoja, Kahawa West, Mathare et al. Yet, people have started going with those matatus and putting their mask below their chins. I don't know how that is meant to hurt Jubilee.

It is now on the ground. We may have lost our chance to delete this disease since we are spending time politicking with a virus. Children who are 1 year old getting it. Who do you think gave it to those children. Obviously their parents. Do you want to be the person who has to look at your child getting a disease they didn't need to get?

We have no to blame but ourselves for each and every new case that we start getting going forward.

Kenyans like arguing a lot. It is now in Umoja, Kahawa West, Mathare et al. Yet, people have started going with those matatus and putting their mask below their chins. I don't know how that is meant to hurt Jubilee.

It is now on the ground. We may have lost our chance to delete this disease since we are spending time politicking with a virus. Children who are 1 year old getting it. Who do you think gave it to those children. Obviously their parents. Do you want to be the person who has to look at your child getting a disease they didn't need to get?

We have no to blame but ourselves for each and every new case that we start getting going forward.

Quite unfortunate. It didn't have to be that way.

It's like knowing there's a cliff at the turn of the road and you still drive at 100 miles an hour. Who do you blame? Joho?

This is just useless.
Just because some random tests were done in a particular area doesn't mean that that's when the desease arrived in that area. There is a popular observation that for every cockroach you see in your kitchen there are 100 more.
if in south korea one person was responsible for 5000 infections. What does it tell you when you discover 6people in mombasa old town. 5 in estleigh and 7 in kawangware?
This infection is air borne you better walk with your own oxygen tank for you to be at least 70% safe.
Education which some people are putting it as comprehension and inborn simple intelligence are two completely different things.

If it's me you are addressing you have the wrong person. This tell it to the coward alma.
I always tell it here. I have never isolated my self from the society. I am every where magufuli style. I don't fear any test I just deem the tests as useless.
I think you have forgotten that I have been pro herd immunity from day one.

Covid-19: Health workers issue strike notice

MONDAY, MAY 4, 2020 16:00

Seventeen cadres of health professionals demanding better workplace protections in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak in the country have issued a 14-day strike notice to the government.

Nurses, clinical officers, medical lab technicians, pharmacy technicians, nutritionists and health professionals bodies have said they will commence their strike on May 18 should their demands not be met.

Leaders of Kenya National Union of Nurses (Knun), Kenya Union of Clinical Officers (Kuco), Kenya National Union of Medical Laboratory Officers, Kenya National Union of Pharmaceutical Technologists, among others accused the government of sidelining health workers at a time when they are taking all risks to fight the virus.

The strike notice was announced on Monday by Mohammed Duba, the chairman of the umbrella body of Kenya Health Professionals Society (KHPS).

“We reiterate our goodwill to support the government during this period...and once more appeal to the government to address the issues within 14 days from today failure to which the unions will commence a nationwide strike,” he said.

The medics are demanding harmonisation of risk allowances to Sh30,000 across all cadres.

They say currently some workers get Sh20,000 and others Sh3,000.

Clinical officers’ union secretary-general George Gibore said some health workers have stagnated in one job group for over 10 years despite continuous signed agreements between employers and unions that are never implemented.

“The ministry has promoted doctors leaving out the other cadres, which is affecting the morale of other healthcare workers,” he said.

SAFETY

Representatives of the workers further accused the government of taking their safety for granted.

Mr Gibore stated that there have been several occasions were suspected coronavirus patients are handled by health workers who only have face masks.

Some 12 health workers have contracted the virus, with four still fighting for their lives.

Mr Gibore also said that most health workers were having challenges with transport, with reported cases of police harassment and arrest on their way home from duty.

The unions said their leaders were left out of planning for Covid-19 mitigation, making them unaware of any plans by the government to protect and motivate their members.

https://www.dailymail.co...ci=14390&si=7503813

We have been telling you this thing has been here in Kenya for more than 100 days but your comprehension and teaching prowess blinds you from common sense.

Daily Mail is gutter press.