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STORY BY : CLINTON ODINO Businesses have been ordered to close down at likoni this morning to allow for fumigation of premises. The police officers have said once closed ,the premises will only start operations tomorrow.This directive comes with no prior notice. Some business owners have protested not to close down claiming they were never informed in advance. The business owners have vowed to stay put saying they have already suffered enough economically and are no longer going to honor undocumented risks. When a food vendors asked the police officer what she would do with the food she has already prepared for daily sales, the police officer angrily responded saying that she could either eat all of it or pour it out. Some are now asking the essence of the curfew since that is the perfect time such fumigation actions can be conducted without interference just as it has in recent times been done in Nairobi. Our team is still at the sight waiting to see how this will be enforce...

STORY BY : CLINTON ODINO A Man walking with his pet in the streets of U.S.A. PHOTO:Courtesy of Latimes.com Scientists disembarked on a test research to ascertain the probability of various animals contracting and spreading the corona virus. The findings could be a game changer especially on how we interact with animals within our compounds especially dogs and cats. With human beings so much fond of spending lonely moments with their pets whose movements in the neighborhood is almost uncontrollable, possibility of them contracting infections contractible to humans are high. In their statement to media outlets, the New York Bronx Zoo Conservation Society said that following the tests conducted, A Four year old Malayan tiger named Nadia along with her sister Azul, two Amur tigers and three African lions all developed dry coughs and are expected to fully recover. The Institution stated that the animals may have contracted the virus from a caretaker who was asymptomatic at the time...