Step up Ebola screening in Busia, truck drivers ask State Frontline workers and truck drivers navigating high-stakes crossing with little to no active screening. Health Just now
The concerns come following continuous assurance by Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale that Kenya has intensified surveillance and enhanced screening at 15 points of entry following regional concerns about Ebola.
For long-haul truck drivers moving between Kenya, Uganda, and beyond, the journey is fraught with health risks and minimal localised medical infrastructure.
While official reassurance flows from health authorities, the reality on the ground tells a story of unease, porous routes, and frontline workers and truck drivers navigating a high-stakes crossing with little to no active screening.
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