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95 students of Eregi girls’ high school in Kakamega have been admitted across various hospitals in the county, after exhibiting symptoms of a mysterious disease that left them with slight paralysis on their legs. According to irate parents who stormed the school, the news of the mass admissions reached them via social media, as the school administration remained tight lipped on the matter. The incident comes months after 4 people died following an outbreak of severe typhoid at the Sacred Heart Mukumu girls’ high school in Kakamega county.
Over 90 students of Eregi Girls admitted in various hospitals
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