However, Uhuru has extended the nationwide 9 PM- 4 AM for a further 30 days.
Uhuru also warned that the government will observe the patterns of interactions in the next 21 days and the country may be forced to return to lockdown at zero option if there will be a spike in the number of infections.
The President urged Kenyans to avoid non-essential upcountry travel and also maintain social distancing, washing hands, sanitizing and be cautious when interacting with the elderly and those with a depressed immune system
Public service vehicles travelling into and out of regions that were previously under lockdown will require clearance from the Ministry of Health before resuming services.
Via NewsNow
