Nanyuki residents have expressed mixed reactions following the reported Ebola case, raising concerns over the government’s preparedness to contain the disease. They are calling for clear information on containment measures, including the possible use of the quarantine facility at Laikipia Air Base.
Nanyuki residents are calling on the government to provide clarity on its preparedness to contain Ebola following the reported case.
Some residents want the government to consider using the quarantine facility at Laikipia Air Base to manage Kenyan patients, arguing that the move could help contain the spread of the disease.
The facility previously sparked controversy in Nanyuki, with residents staging demonstrations against plans to use it for Ebola patients.
The protests resulted in the deaths of two people.
Residents are now demanding clear information on the country’s level of preparedness, including the capacity of health facilities, availability of medical equipment and measures in place to prevent further infections.
They are also urging the government to strengthen its response as the country prepares for El Niño rains, warning that possible flooding could create additional challenges for healthcare services and disease control.
Residents are further calling for regular updates on the Ebola situation and the measures being taken to safeguard the public.
APERIT FM, HII NI YETU

