A general quiz with regards to the current coronavirus pandemic in the country?
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President Uhuru Kenyatta with CSs Dr Fred Matiang'i (Interior) and Mutahi Kagwe (Health) during an address to the nation on May 23, 2020
If we continue to behave normally, this disease will treat us abnormally - who said these words?
CAS Mercy Mwangangi
CS Mutahi Kagwe
President Uhuru Kenyatta
CS Mutahi Kagwe
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CS Mutahi Kagwe uttered the words during a covid-19 press briefing
who are the two Chief Administrative Secretaries (CASs) for health
Mercy Mwangangi and Rashid Aman
Mercy Mwangangi and Mutahi Kagwe
Patrick Amoth and Rashid Aman
Mercy Mwangangi and Rashid Aman
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Mercy Mwangangi and Rashid Aman are the two CASs for Health
Which of these does not stop the spread of coronavirus?
Wearing a mask in public
Regular handwashing
observing social distance
Shaking hands and hugging
Shaking hands and hugging
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Shaking hands and hugging does not stop the spread of Covid-19
Which of these counties is not on partial lockdown?
Nairobi
Mombasa
Nyeri
Kwale
Nyeri
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Nyeri has not been put on lockdown due to covid-19
What time does Kenya's nationwide curfew start?
8PM - 5 AM
7PM - 5AM
7AM - 5PM
7PM - 5AM
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The dusk to dawn curfew starts at 7PM to 5AM
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