The Kenyan Ministry of Health has intensified disease surveillance following reports of Mpox, Dengue, and Measles cases across the country. Mpox has been confirmed in 40 counties, with Mombasa, Nairobi, and Busia recording the highest numbers. Officials are now focusing on early detection and rapid response to prevent further spread.
Health authorities have urged communities to remain vigilant and report any suspected cases immediately. Dengue and Measles outbreaks have also been noted, with local health units working to monitor and control the situation. The Ministry has allocated additional resources to support testing and treatment in affected areas.
Public health campaigns are being launched to educate residents on prevention measures. Officials emphasize the importance of hygiene and vaccination in curbing the spread of these diseases. The situation remains under close watch as the government prepares for potential increases in cases.
