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The Ministry of Education is tonight raising an alarm over an acute water supply shortage in schools based in Nairobi. This follows a suspected outbreak of cholera at Upper Hill secondary school that has seen 16 students admitted in various hospitals and over 60 others treated and dischared. And as Seth Olale reports, a Multi - Agency team from the Ministry of Health, Education, Regional Commissioner and Nairobi County Government is conducting a vigorous sanitation exercise at the learning institution.
16 students hospitalized after cholera outbreak in Upperhill School
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