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Medical services across various public health facilities in Busia have been paralyzed following the doctors strike that is currently in its fourth week.
Hundreds of patients have been left stranded with calls on the government to address the stalemate. Patients have been forced to seek medical services in private hospitals which they say are charging exorbitant fees.
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Busia Health Worker's Strike I Medical services in public hospitals paralyzed
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