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Healthcare services were disrupted as clinical officers began their strike to protest the exclusion of clinical officers from SHA empanelment, and failure by the government to honour return-to-work agreement. Health PS Harry Kimtai called on the Kenya union of clinical officers to call off the strike assuring them that their demands will be met immediately.
Health services affected as clinical officers start strike
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