So where did the extra 6 bodies come from? BTW the so called Dr. Bosire should know that the nurses gave enough information before he left.

ODPP is on the case, we'll know this sooner

ODPP has directed DCI yawa....Angel. Bora uhai

According to the official report, the 6 include still births. The nurses gave good reasons listen to the clips online. The so called consultants do not report to work so women stay in labor for 2 weeks, some instances the woman needs a C-section which is not given in the end the baby dies in the womb...they even gave accounts of how some babies start rotting in the women's womb........


This is the official note from the Superintendent who was not in

The hospital has a medical superitedent who handles the budget allocation of the hospital what has he been doing? This is no kiosk there's a budget for everything

Kenya is a 3rd world, corrupt and poor country that thinks of itself as something else

This is and has been the norm in Pumwani and other public hospitals over years. The only people shocked are the middle and upper class because with our medical cards, we cannot visit such places. I half fault the governor because he just anikas all his dirty linen in public.

By the way, the beautification billions you talk about is part of a fund used for bribing MCAs (I understand 200,000 for 140 MCA rotation weekly) to pass budgets to pay whoever. Why do you think the county can't account for billions and there is a council of over 400 members who approve?

I am no medical doctor but when those babies die before birth or during and after birth, they have to be removed from the labour ward or theatre or the incubators/wards. They have to be kept somewhere until they are either picked by their relatives for burial or the mothers can ask the hospital to dispose the bodies. I understand many ask the hospital to dispose the dead infants, and in this case they are picked by city mortuary staff for disposal - most likely by incineration.

The city morgue staff used to collect the bodies every day but now do it every 2 days. So before the city morgue staff come to pick the bodies, they have to be stored somewhere within pumwani awaiting transportation. And there is no morgue within the hospital, so this has to be in a certain room within the premises. I believe that since these are tiny bodies, after they are labelled they are then individually wrapped (in plastic) and put in a bigger container for transportation. The container could be a bigger plastic bag or a box and the box could be wooden (coffin) or plastic (crate) or cardboard (a carton). I believe the carton would be most appropriate since it is cheap, foldable and easily disposable. Also moving a carton would be less stressful to expectant mothers and other patients within the hospital as opposed to loading numerous tiny coffins into the vehicle.

NB. Nairobi has one central morgue, the city mortuary that serves all the county health facilities.

Sonko theatrics and drama are more interesting to the press and to the masses.The facts come later..

Beyond Zero campaign should be introduced at Pumwani Hospital. 6 deaths out of every 100 on week one! This is unacceptable

The doctors in Kenya take the hypocritical oath How else do you explain doctors going on strike and leaving desperate mothers in maternity wards? Still can't get my head around this. It is about money not oaths.

Doctors now tell sonko to keep off pumwani matters.

https://www.the-star.co....recall-doctors_c1820849