Nairobi — Schools have been urged to implement infection prevention control protocols for classrooms, bathrooms, common areas even as Mpox cases rise to 33 in Kenya.
In a statement, Health Principal Secretary Mary Muthoni emphasized the need for frequent handwashing with soap and water or use of alcohol-based hand sanitizers.
She observed that with schools re-opening, children are at a higher riskof the disease.
“Students and staff are encouraged to frequently wash hands with soap and water or…
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