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    Kenya ‘runs out of ICU beds’ amid COVID surge

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    Kenya has run out of ICU beds as the country deals with a surge in Covid-19 cases, the doctors’ union has said.

    Healthcare workers were among those admitted at various hospitals across the country, Kenya Medical Practitioners Pharmacists and Dentists Union (KMPDU) said in a statement.

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    Several doctors have been sharing their experiences on social media, describing heart-breaking scenes they are witnessing in hospitals across the country.

    Kenya’s Director General for Health, Patrick Amoth, told a media briefing on Tuesday that a national study had found the presence of coronavirus variants first detected in South Africa and the UK.

    “Most [cases]of the South African variant have been picked from our border with Tanzania, especially in people with a history of travel from Tanzania,” Dr Amoth said.

    A recent study found Kenya has about 537 ICU beds and just under 300 ventilators.

    The country has reported 122,000 Covid-19 cases and 2,000 deaths.

    Source: BBC

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