The distribution of the cases in the sub-counties is as follows; the 44 cases in Nairobi are from; Kibra (10), Westlands (9), Dagoretti North (4) Embakasi West (4), Embakasi South (3), Langata (3), Makadara (3), Mathare (3), Kasarani (3), Ruaraka and Kamukunji each have one case.
In Mombasa, the 34 cases are from Mvita (11), Jomvu, (8), Changamwe (5), Likoni (4), Kisauni and Nyali have (3) cases each.
The twenty 20 cases in Busia are all of truck drivers at the Malaba border, while the 12 cases in Uasin Gishu are also of truck drivers at Turbo.
Similarly, the three cases in Kajiado are all of truck drivers. In Nyeri, the three cases are from Nyeri Central, (2) and Nyeri South (1), in Garissa the one case is from Garissa town and in Laikipia, the one case is from Laikipia West.
Ninety of the cases are male and 33 are female.
The youngest is eight years old, while the oldest is 84.
Aman warned Kenyans against using face masks as 'chin guards' and wearing them below the nose.
A number of Kenyans pull down the masks down to the chin.
"It is disturbing that a few of our people have reverted to business as usual. A casual walk down the streets of Nairobi Central Business District reveals that some of our people are not wearing masks, or are wearing them improperly. This is unacceptable," Aman said.
Mobile labs on the Namanga border and Mai Mahiu have been operationalised to serve truck drivers, Aman said.
