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President William Ruto has announced that no Kenyan will be denied emergency care, as part of efforts to enforce constitutional access to emergency treatment. Government-aligned outlets report that the President launched the SHA 922 Lifeline and National Ambulance Dispatch Centre, which will provide free ambulance services to all Kenyans. It is unclear how the system will be funded and implemented, but the President has stated that the new ambulance system will work in every corner of Kenya. The SHA emergency care services are expected to cover everyone, regardless of whether they are registered or not, according to the President. The exact timeline for the rollout of the new system and the number of ambulances that will be deployed remain unclear.
["Hakuna mtu wa Kenya atakayopigwa kizuizini kwa matibabu ya daraka, Ruto anasema"]
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