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Principal Secretary for Medical Services Harry Kimtai and Kenyattta National Referral Hospital CEO Evanson Kamuri, want the KNH Board investigated, over its alleged involvement into the Oxygen Plant Multi Million Procurement Saga. While Appearing before the National Assembly Health Committee, the two senior Government officials want the Board to come clean and explain why the plant is not fully operational & what is causing the delay.
Medical services PS wants KNH investigated over oxygen plant acquisition
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