President Uhuru Kenyatta is likely to announce tougher Covid-19 measures on Monday July 6, 2020.
Kenyans are highly anticipating for lifting of cessation of movement into and outside the locked counties, as the current measures come to an end.
However, according to a statement issued by government spokesperson Cyrus Oguna on Sunday July 5, 2020, the government is likely to announce tougher measures.
Oguna in a statement posted on twitter said that the simplicity of the containment measures makes them very easy to ignore, and some of our people have literally abandoned them.
However, Oguna noted, if we must stop the spread of this virus, then we have no choice, but to obey them.
“The simplicity of the containment measures makes them very easy to ignore, and some of our people have literally abandoned them. However, if we must stop the spread of this virus, then we have no choice, but to obey them,” reads the statement.
Oguna further urged Kenyans to continue observing the current measures, which include proper wearing of face masks, washing of hands regularly, sanitizing hands using an alcohol based sanitizer and staying at home.
Kenya’s Covid-19 positive cases have been rising over the recent.
This evening, Health chief Administrative Secretary Rashid Aman confirmed 309 new cases, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 7,886.
The new cases are from 37 counties, which were confirmed after testing a total sample of 4,228 in the last 24 hours.
