2.7 million Kenyans may be exposed to Covid-19, study shows
A worker checks the temperature of travellers at the Kenyan-Tanzanian in Namanga on March 16, 2020. Many Kenyans could have been exposed to the novel coronavirus much earlier than March. PHOTO | FILBERT RWEYEMAMU | AFP
Scientists estimate that 2.7 million Kenyans could have been exposed to the novel coronavirus, many of them much earlier than when the first positive case was reported in the country.
Blood samples from several places across the country show that there could be a huge gap between confirmed cases and the number of people exposed to coronavirus.
