Kenya confirms 12 new COVID-19 cases bringing total number to 246- Health CS Mutahi Kagwe

Today we have tested 450 samples for coronavirus and 12 have turned out positive.

5 are hotel workers and 4 are from contact tracing.#KomeshaCorona update by CS for Health, Hon. Mutahi Kagwe. pic.twitter.com/g4Hl68xFCM

— Ministry of Health (@MOH_Kenya) April 17, 2020

As we stand right now, at this hour, we have already tested about 450 samples out of this, we have already got 12 positive cases and we have not finished the day.#KomeshaCorona #WeShallOvercomeCorona

— NationalERKe (@NationalERKe) April 17, 2020

TODAY'S UPDATE ON COVID-19.
So far,450 samples have been tested. Out of these samples,12 have tested positive for Corona virus disease bringing to 246 the total number of confirmed cases in the country. #KomeshaCorona pic.twitter.com/UgPYO78cLo

— Spokesperson GoK (@SpokespersonGoK) April 17, 2020

#KomeshaCorona update https://t.co/ZJv2QCkPeo pic.twitter.com/yqnglpJ7XE

— Ministry of Health (@MOH_Kenya) April 17, 2020

#KomeshaCorona pic.twitter.com/hyHmXjtDAH

— Spokesperson GoK (@SpokespersonGoK) April 17, 2020

We can easily #KomeshaCorona and #FlattenTheCurve if we;
✔️ Wear masks while in public places
✔️ Practice physical & social distancing
✔️ Wash hands with soap ? and running water ? or;
✔️ Sanitise using an alcohol based sanitiser
✔️ Don’t touch our eyes, nose and mouth.

— Spokesperson GoK (@SpokespersonGoK) April 17, 2020

Recovering from #COVID19 should not provide the basis for anyone to fear you. It is a reminder for us to remain hopeful that if we continue with prevention measures, we will all help #FlattenTheCurve. 53 recoveries brings hope to our nation. Stop stigmatisation! #KomeshaCorona

— Spokesperson GoK (@SpokespersonGoK) April 17, 2020

#KomeshaCorona Myth busters pic.twitter.com/W6yq8LUQ4S

— Kenya Medical Association (@KenyaMedics_KMA) April 17, 2020