A Public Health Officer, MPH (Monitoring and Evaluation), Bsc. Environmental Health, Dip. Disaster Management, Cert. IPM and a NEMA registered Lead Expert.
The world toilet day reminds us of the importance to have a healthy and hygienic sanitation system.
Happy world toilet day!
#Sustainablesanitationandclimatechange#
I have being stuck in the Nairobi bound Syokimau traffic for the past two hours. My bladder is full, car fuel is running low. If we don’t fix public transport, it’s a guarantee this mess will get worse, private cars isn’t the solution. Long hours in traffic is torture. @Ma3Route
@KenyaPower#kplccustomercare meter number 01451002578. We have been in darkness for the last three days, your team keeps on saying they are coming, until when??
Public health officials in Kilifi County helping out at a recent burial. Victims of #COVID19 should be buried with dignity. Please work with public health officials on current government burial guidelines to ensure safety for family and friends.
#KomeshaCorona
Covid-19 calls for our collective efforts, unity and commitment on fight against Corona Virus. Kudos to our team doing sensitisation to members of the community at Mlolongo Health Centre every Monday,Tuesday and Friday @JackyMlovely@hon_Makau@OmareMusa@JacyKaliti@mauvoonews
@MOH_Kenya@WHOKenya And Public Health Officers are ranked as not so essential when it comes to exposure to risk, totally absurd and demotivating officers.
@Aphok_Official@MOH_Kenya@srckenya While hospital based health workers deal with known cases and provided with appropriate PPEs, PHOs are exposed to high risk cases with zero PPEs through screening, assessment and referral of suspected cases, and contact tracing, they need more risk allowances