Dr Moses Mwangi a renowned medic and businessman
By John Kariuki
As the festive season continues, reknown medic from Murang’a and successful captain of industry, Dr Moses Mwangi has issued a comprehensive safety advisory to Kenyans, urging them to prioritize health, safety and well-being during this celebratory period. While this is a time to connect with loved ones and create joyful memories, Dr Moses emphasizes the importance of remaining vigilant against potential harm and danger.
Kenyans are encouraged to observe strict hygiene when preparing meals, including washing hands thoroughly with soap and water, appropriate required level of cooking food, and safely storing the leftovers. It is essential to ensure that meat is inspected by certified officers and that all food is free from contamination. The use of treated clean, or where necessary boiled water for cooking and drinking is also strongly recommended.
With increased travel anticipated during the holidays, Dr. Moses calls on all road users to exercise caution. Drivers are advised to avoid drinking alcohol while driving and to ensure their vehicles are roadworthy and to take regular breaks during long journeys to prevent fatigue. Observing traffic regulations, wearing seatbelts, and ensuring children are securely placed in appropriate car seats are critical for ensuring road safety. Planning routes in advance can help avoid congestion and make journeys smoother.
The festive season often involves large public gatherings, which require heightened personal safety and security. Dr. Moses advises staying alert in crowded areas, keeping personal belongings secure, and ensuring emergency contacts are easily accessible. Fireworks should be handled responsibly and under supervision, especially around children. Event organizers are urged to provide adequate sanitation facilities, including handwashing stations, to ensure hygiene. Individuals with underlying medical conditions, such as BP, Diabetes, HIV, TB, and so on, to ensure you carry sufficient medical supplies for the duration of the festive period. We note that just a little mistake of missing to take the right dosage as advised by your doctor may be a big risk to your life, and well being
To minimize the possibility of contracting common illenesses that could disrupt your holiday, Kenyans are urged to stay hydrated and protect themselves from extreme weather conditions. Practicing respiratory hygiene by covering the mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing, wearing masks in crowded indoor spaces when necessary, and sleeping under treated mosquito nets to prevent malaria are essential preventive measures.
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