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Kenya: Kenyans Want Total Lockdown
Nation, 6 April 2020
Almost seven in every 10 Kenyans think that the government should enforce a complete lockdown, a survey has shown. Read more »
A report has revealed that 68% of Kenyans want a total lockdown enforced as a measure to avert further spread of COVID-19 - this as 142 cases and four deaths have been confirmed. The government has asked citizens to strictly observe social distancing and wear masks in markets, supermarkets and other highly populated areas.
Shoppers wear masks (file photo).
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The move comes as more countries across the world heeded the advice of scientists that the only way to slow down the spread of COVID-19 is by imposing movement restrictions on ... Read more »
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