Tracing Kilifi Deputy Governor Movements,
On March 7, the deputy governor met a group of Rabai MCAs at Royal Hotel in Mazeras for preparations of the International Women’s Day function in Rabai.
He had breakfast with the MCAs before proceeding for the burial of the late former Deputy Governor Kenneth Kamto’s bodyguard.
On his trip to the burial, Mr Saburi was accompanied by Rabai MP William Kamoti and afterward, they returned to the Royal Hotel in Mazeras.
He is said to have attended three other burials and two weddings in between.
On March 18, he is said to have accompanied his driver to a place called Karama Mbuzi in Majengo area of Mombasa where they had a sumptuous meal of Ugali and mshkaki (roast meat on a stick).
The following day on March 19, he was spotted in a night club in Bamburi where he mingled with several revelers.
On Friday of March 20, again, alongside his driver, they took refreshments at Cafesserie-Mombasa within Nyali center where he also mingled with several revelers for several hours before he left for his house in Bamburi.
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Governor Amason Kingi dispatched health officers to track down people who came into contact with his deputy.
“The emergency response teams have already been deployed across the county to trace these people,” he said.
Governor Kingi disclosed that despite testing negative, he started self-isolation on Thursday last week as a precautionary measure.
“Let me emphasize that we must all strictly observe safety measures earlier communicated by both the national and county governments. We shall be reviewing these advisories as the situation dictates.”
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Last Wednesday, Mr Kingi held a Cabinet meeting where Sh73 million was allocated to help fight the coronavirus. The governor also announced that his administration will distribute free hand sanitizers at all bus stops and markets.
At the same time, the governor banned the operation of bars and nightclubs and weddings for the next 30 days; only immediate family members will be allowed to attend funerals, and contributions should be made via mobile-money services.
