Nairobi continues to lead in the daily positivity rate, recording 117 cases in the last 24 hours.
Other counties with new cases include; Busia 66, Nakuru 37, Kisii 32, Homabay 15, Kiambu 12, Kisumu 11, Uaasin Gishu 8, Garissa 7, Isiolo, Narok and Taita Taveta had 7 cases each, Mombasa 6, Murang'a 5, Migori 5, Kajiado 4, Kirinyaga 4, kericho 3, Nandi 3, Nyeri 3, Machakos 3, Bomet 2, Kakamega 2, Bomet 2 while Nyamira, Siaya, Turkana, Meru and Makueni had 1 case each.
Another 72 patients have recovered from the disease, bringing the total number of recoveries in the country so far to 19,368.
A total of 36 of those discharged were from the home-based programme, while 36 were discharged from various health facilities.
However, three more patients succumbed to the virus, raising fatalities to 567.
The CAS cautioned against relaxing preventive measures as the virus is still in the communities.
"This is not time for us to relax and say our peak has flatten. In fact, if anything, we must flatten this measures because if indeed it is happening, it's because of the observance of these measures," he said.
"If we stop doing the things we are doing, we will get another peak and we don't know how high it will be."
