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Hello guys. This is a sensitive matter I’m addressing with KNH. AbdiKhadhir’s death today took a toll on me and his ward mates who literally saw him succumb to his death with no help or urgent response from the hospital. First things first, Kenyatta National Hospital blocked me from...

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Adele2 years ago

@KNH_hospital KNH is another corrupt hospital that we should occupy. Too much negligence there

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Rosie2 years ago

@KNH_hospital They left the leg to rot 💔 Are they in cahoots with the government to finish off where the cops left?

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WANJAMA🇰🇪2 years ago

@KNH_hospital I think this patients should be taken to a private hospitals huko hakuna long queue but pia be ready kuwa attacked by government sponsored bloggers who will say you are colluding with those hospital to steal from the people who made the contribution

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Infinite Insights2 years ago

Very sad but it's now like this in all referral hospitals. The facilities are overstretched. Medical interns who are often first on call are not posted. Teaching hospitals like KNH don't employ medical officers and don't pay residents who now only work day shifts after the recent strike. Nursing is understaffed with 1 nurse per 70 patients against WHO recommended 1 to 4 ratio. The nurses are helpless and left alone to supervise death. They'd rather move abroad to where their services are valued. The system is broken.

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Adele2 years ago

@KNH_hospital THOSE NURSES WERE PROBABLY ON TIKTOK LIVE WHILE THE PATIENT NEEDED THEIR ATTENTION

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ENG. HAMIDU🎓2 years ago

@KNH_hospital Saddest pics of the day 🥹🥹

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Airdrops Kenyanese2 years ago

@MainaMwangiy @KNH_hospital May Allah grant  Abdikadhir Jannatul-Firdaus and forgive his sins.

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Finney2 years ago

@KNH_hospital Why do we keep taking victims there yet this has been the case all along???

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Pillows And Duvets/Households2 years ago

@KNH_hospital KNH is another criminal organisation.

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𝘽𝙞𝙜𝙅𝙤𝙚2 years ago

@KNH_hospital Just pay @KNH_hospital and tell them to fvck off. We go to West

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