Today, 121 people have tested positive of COVID-19 from 3,291 samples tested in the last 24 hours. This brings the total number of confirmed positive cases to 3,215, from 106,247, samples tested so far.
Out of today’s cases, 115 are Kenyans & 6 are foreigners, while 92 are males & 29 are females.
The youngest is a four month old infant while the oldest is 86 years of age.
Distribution of the 121 cases: 
Distribution of the 121 cases:
— Ministry of Health (@MOH_Kenya) June 11, 2020Nairobi 49 Busia 37 Mombasa 20 Kajiado 5 Migori 4 Kiambu & Kilifi, 2 cases each. Muranga & Nyeri 1 case each.#KomeshaCorona.
Nairobi
Nairobi
— Ministry of Health (@MOH_Kenya) June 11, 2020Kibra 18 Westlands 9 Kamukunji, & Ruaraka 4 cases each. Dagoretti North 3 Embakasi Central, Embakasi West, Langata, 2 cases each. Embakasi South, Kasarani, Roysambu, Starehe & Makadara, 1 case each.#KomeshaCorona.
In Mombasa, 20 cases are from;
cases each.
— Ministry of Health (@MOH_Kenya) June 11, 2020
In Busia, all the 37 cases are of truck drivers, at Malaba border point.
In Mombasa, 20 cases are from;Likoni 7 Mvita 5 Kisauni 3 Jomvu, & Changamwe, 2
cases each.Nyali, one case.#KomeshaCorona update.
In Kajiado, 5 cases;
In Migori
In Kiambu,
In Kajiado, 5 cases;
— Ministry of Health (@MOH_Kenya) June 11, 2020Kajiado East, 3 Kajiado Central, 2.
In MigoriSuna East, 2 Kuria West, & Kuria East, 1 case each.
In Kiambu,Ruiru 1 Kiambu Town, 1 case each. #KomeshaCorona
— Ministry of Health (@MOH_Kenya) June 11, 2020
In Kilifi, the 2 cases are from Kilifi North. Muranga has one case from Kiharu, Nyeri, has case from Nyeri Central. #KomeshaCorona update.
Today, we have discharged 44 patients who have recovered from COVID-19, bringing our tally of recoveries to 1,092.
We thank all our healthcare workers for their dedication & commitment that has made this possible.
We have lost 3 more patients to the disease, taking the tally of fatalities to 92. Our heartfelt condolences go to the bereaved families and friends.
Our anticipation for the new budget 2020/2021 is to be allocated sufficient funds that will enable us to effectively manage, not only the Corona virus pandemic, but also other diseases, such as malaria, cancer… & life threatening disasters.