

The Ministry of Health in Kenya has warned against fumigating children in schools after videos went viral of learners being sprayed on Monday when schools reopened after a long COVID-19 break that started in March.
Health Chief Administrative Secretary Dr Rashid Aman said the use of disinfectants on humans can have a harmful physical and psychological effect.
The videos were taken on Monday as students in Grade 4, Class 8, and Form 4 resumed in-person learning since March when the government had to shut down all learning institutions after recording the first COVID-19 case.
Dr Aman further stated that the Ministry may have to consider introducing occasional testing on students in order to observe how the pandemic behaves in a large population environment such as schools.
Kenya’s COVID-19 infections have declined since August, with the daily cases not going beyond 300. The country recorded 41,937 cases by October 13, with 787 fatalities.
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