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More than 90 police officers hit by cholera in Nairobi

Medics attend to one of the officers admitted to Sinai Hospital in Rongai on September 4, 2017. PHOTO | LILLIAN MUTAVI | NATION MEDIA GROUP

By  Lillian Mutavi

Reporter

Nation Media Group

At least 95 police officers have been hospitalised in Kenya with suspected cases of cholera.

According to the Health ministry, the officers are said to have been infected after taking meals at the Nairobi Area Police Canteen.

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