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Covid 19: Wa Sammy eyes on increasing handwashing points

Covid 19: Wa Sammy  eyes on increasing handwashing points
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By The Mountain Journal

With the third wave of Covid 19 looming, Kenyans have been warned against ignoring the protocols despite the importation of vaccines.

In Laikipia East, a resident Mwangi wa Sammy has led the pack by visiting schools educating the young on the need to adhere to the protocols to keep the disease away.

 Apart from the health talk, Wasammy donated water tanks to help increase handwashing points as directed by the government.


Speaking to The Mountain Journal Wa Sammy said the next phase of distribution of tanks will be in institutions in Umande and Ngobit wards.

“ As a resident of Laikipia is duty-bound to look at the interest of the people and supplement government efforts to help stop the spread of the disease,” said Wa Sammy.

  This week, Wa Sammy held health talks in Mirera, Njogu ini, Bungoma, St Christopher,  St Moses,  Nanyuki, Nturukuma, Nkando. 

Other visited institutions were Likii, Mt Kenya,  Thingithu, DEB, Ndururi and Temmarkis primary schools.


Health Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe  has insisted the need for the community  to observe Covid 19 protocols at all times.

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