it got nothing with bar - but all the hand washing, keeping distance and masking up.
Total cases of diseases reported in health facilities decreased by 31.6 per cent to
60.0 million
in 2020 from 87 million. Diseases of the respiratory system and malaria accounted for 27.6 per cent and 19.1
per cent of the total disease caseload, respectively, in the same period. As at 31st December,
2020, the number of confirmed COVID-19 positive cases and related deaths were 96,612 and
1,756, respectively
This is perplexing. What did the restrictions save Kenya from? It appears restrictions saved from two major causes of death - drinking and hospital visits. These two were the main casualty of lockdowns. On another hand it is strange to say 2020 deaths were lower yet MoH is spewing data daily and screaming how Covid is killing dozens and dozens. Which is which? KNBS figures are likely to be more trustworthy because it guides long-term policy unlike the Covid propaganda of the media.
So like Pundit I think country should open up but continue restricting drinking (bars should remain closed). Hospital visits should still remain banned.