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Nakuru Senator Tabitha Karanja has decried the deteriorating health standards in the county, noting that this is a challenge for thousands of area residents who are in need of medical services. According to Karanja, major medical equipment and ambulances had stalled despite the county receiving billions of shillings from the government annually.
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Tabitha Karanja to file a petition in Senate to probe health situation in Nakuru
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