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Following the outbreak of a strange disease in Tabaka, Kisii county, Public Health principal secretary Mary Muthoni has identified the source of the ailment as the water being consumed by residents. While addressing the residents in Amarondo, Muthoni urged them to stop using water from the identified stream, stating that preliminary laboratory results indicated contamination by sewage.
Contaminated water linked to mysterious disease outbreak in Tabaka, Kisii county
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