CS Amina Issues Covid-19 Caution For Safari Rally Fans
Sports CS Ambassador Amina Mohamed urges Kenyans not to be lost in the enthusiasm but to remain vigilant in following the laid down protocols to prevent the spread of covid-19 that is already widespread in the country.
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“Space has been designated for the spectators to go and watch the rally. I will expect groups of up to 20, no more than 20 and the members of these groups should keep a social distance so that people aren’t too close to each other. The ministry of health has not suspended its protocols, they are still in place. Whether it’s the protocols that relate to wearing masks, social distancing, or protocols that relate to curfew, nothing has been suspended and I don’t expect multitudes of people struggling to get spaces in Naivasha at night.” Said Amina.
PAS Moffat Kangi who had accompanied CS Amina also insisted that the covid-19 measures should be strictly adhered to. He as well assured everyone involved in the rally that security will be top-notch during the rally noting that the inspector general of police had deployed police in various stages of the rally to ensure nothing is amiss. Kangi also urged motorists and commercial vehicles to adhere to the gazette notice issued yesterday prohibiting the movement of all vehicles during the rally.
“It’s important for Kenyans to know that we issued a gazette notice yesterday to describe the route that will be followed by the rally vehicles. During those moments when the vehicles will be passing in those areas, we expect that the commercial vehicles during the daytime will be off the road so that we can give free movement of the rallying vehicles.” Kangi added.
