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There was joy at the Thika Level 5 hospital after unpaid maternity bills of over 50 mothers was waived by the Kiambu county government. The new mothers were detained at the health facility owing to an accrued maternity bill of approximately 6 million shillings.
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Over 50 mothers detained at health facility released
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