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A strange disease outbreak has hit Tabaka Ward in Gucha South, Kisii County putting the lives of residents in three villages at risk. The ailment whose symptoms included diarrhea, vomiting, headache and stomach ache, has reportedly persisted for more than two weeks with over 100 residents said to be affected.
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Strange ailment : Over 100 people in three villages in Kisii County affected
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