Do not let your guard down yet, experts warn over Covid
A health worker collects a swab sample from a resident of Kibera, Nairobi for Covid-19 testing. The cumulative tests in Kenya stood at 1,031,721 by December 26, 2020.
The WHO recommends that for a curve to be flattened, a country has to have a positivity rate of five per cent and below for two or three consecutive weeks.
Experts are now warning of yet another spike of infections
Health experts are warning of a possible spike in the number of Covid-19 cases by mid-next month, even as the country experiences a slowdown in the second wave of infections.
Since the beginning of the year the country has been recording a positivity rate of less than five per cent, which, as per the World Health Organisation, indicates a flattening curve.
