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Public hospitals are facing a dire fate due to the nationwide doctors' strike, leaving countless Kenyans without access to essential healthcare services. As the nation grapples with this disaster, the fate of millions of Kenyans hangs in the balance, highlighting the urgent need for swift action to salvage the collapsing public health system.
Public hospitals facing a dire fate due to the nationwide doctors' strike
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