More than half of Kenyan public health facilities are dirty and lack basic hygiene services such as safe water, putting millions of people at risk of infection and death, a new report indicates.
Report shows 55% miss basic requirements for infection prevention and control set by the WHO in 2019.
More than half of Kenyan public health facilities are dirty and lack basic hygiene services such as safe water, putting millions of people at risk of infection and death, a new report indicates.
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