THERE IS NEED FOR KENYANS TO TAKE PRECAUTIONS BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE
By: Albert Ouma
According to last update by ministries of health on covid-19 situation, it’s clear evidence that failure of citizen to take precautions will lead the country to total lockdown and even the increase in number of covid-19 patients that leads to deaths caused by covid-19.
The country being on campaign periods, there have been a huge crowd of people each and everday which is a great threat and also a better tool for the spread of covid-19.
During this campaign period, many Kenyans who attends these campaign rallies are not even interested in taking precautions. In a all crowd it is not easy to spot even one person with face mask and even the leaders who organises these campaigns are the first people who don’t even have face mask hence the common mwananchi does follow them .
Besides wearing face masks ,the rate at which the covid-19 vaccines are being taken has totally reduced since the government lowered the restrictions that ensured that everyone get vaccinated inorder for them to get access to government services.
One metre rule rule is a forgone story. From schools to market and to campaign rallies no one is interested about one metre rule people do just crowd without thinking about its effect to the spread of this covid-19 virus .
Citizens have become careless on mater’s concerning the spread of the virus hence they see no need to take precautions without remembering it’s effect.
Before country goes to total lockdown again, its high time citizens should remember that their safety is more important than any other business.
No need for the country to go back to that situation again when it was not business as usual across the country’s borders.
Let the government also chip in to help the citizens ensure that they take precautions but before that, it’s Individual’s responsibility to ensure that they are safety before any other thing.
It is not late still, the situation can be corrected and the country gets to be safe for all.
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