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At least 95 Eregi girls high school students are currently hospitalized in various hospitals in Kakamega county over an undisclosed illness. According to Kakamega’s health cec Bernard Wesonga, 30 students are admitted to Kakamega Level Five Hospital, 31 to Mukumu Mission Hospital, 14 to Shibwe Level Four Hospital, and 20 to Iguhu Level Four Hospital. Parents have been encouraged to remain calm as investigations are underway to ascertain the cause of the strange illness that has paralyzed their legs.
Eregi girls mysterious disease
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