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The ministry of health is now blaming Treasury for the vaccine crisis in the country. The Principal Secretary in the State Department for Medical Services, Ministry of Health, Harry Kimtai, says the current shortage of Vaccines being experienced across the country is as a result of a 3.6 Billion shillings debt owed to Suppliers.
Ministry of Health blames treasury for vaccine shortage
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