Two Kabarak Guest House employees test positive for coronavirus

– The two staffers tested positive after all employees were tested for the virus on Thursday, June 25

– Over 80 contacts had been quarantined after they were traced while the patients had been moved to isolation

– The number of cases in Kenya currently stands at 6,070 and globally, more than 10 million people have contracted the virus

Two Kabarak Guest House employees have tested positive for coronavirus.

The positive cases were found after all staffers were tested for the virus on Thursday, June 25, the patients were moved to isolation.

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The two tested positive and were moved to isolation. Photo: Getty Images.
Source: UGC

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According to a statement, contacts of the positive cases had been quarantined after they were successfully traced.

Reports indicated that over 80 people had been quarantined at the facility in Nakuru.

“On Thursday, June 25, 2020, samples of staff at Kabarak Guest House were taken for testing. And on Sunday, June 28, we got the results and two of the samples tested positive,” the statement read in part.

“The county response team took the necessary steps to isolate the cases. The contacts have also been quarantined after tracing them,” it added.

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CS Magoha said he had to postpone a meeting which was to be held at Kabarak since two people tested positive. Photo: Citizen TV.
Source: UGC

In a separate story, At least six members of parliament are currently admitted in various city hospitals with one being in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) after they tested positive for the dreaded coronavirus.

Several other lawmakers who are suspected to have come into contact with the ones admitted were rushed to different hospitals over the weekend to get tested for COVID-19.

The number of cases currently stands at 6,070 after 259 people tested positive for the virus on Sunday, June 29.

Currently, the number of cases stands at 10,272,028, with 504,952 as the death toll.

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