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Health scientists are warning of an increase in cases of diseases being spread from animals to humans. The scientists are now calling for urgent investment towards surveillance and grassroots disease reporting, warning of an imminent outbreak of zoonotic diseases. Joseph Wakhungu has the details.
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Health scientists warning of increased cases of diseases spread from animals to humans
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