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As the fight against alcohol and narcotics use in the country intensifies, Health CS Deborah Barasa urged Kenyans on Tuesday to register for Taifa care cover aimed at ensuring drug abuse patients seeking rehabilitation can afford it.
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Register for SHA to receive rehabilitation services for drug abuse patients
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