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All hotels in Kenya are now mandated to install defibrillators, gadgets used to restore a normal heartbeat in case of a cardiac arrest in hotels. The directive has been made by Tourism and Wildlife Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua who says the move will help protect guests, tourists, and staff during cardiac emergencies. Further Mutua has assured tourists of better conditions of park toilets.
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