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Two people have died while 58 others are receiving treatment at the Emuhaya Sub County hospital after consuming contaminated food. Vihiga county director of health Dr.Benjamin Onduso says the patients who were attending a fundraiser at a church in Vihiga on Sunday complained of stomach complications a day after consuming the contaminated food.
2 dead, 58 hospitalized after food poisoning in Emuhaya, Vihiga County
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