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Kenya: Nairobi at risk of RVF infection
[The Standard: 2007-01-21]
By Amos Kareithi It is bad news for meat lovers; veterinary experts have raised the red flag over one of their favourite delicacies — roasted meat. As the deadly Rift Valley Fever spreads towards the city, the Veterinary Department has warned Nairobi residents that the mouthwatering piece of roasted meat could be their funeral. But the situation is worse in Maragwa District, which is less than an hour’s drive from the city, where a ban on slaughtering of live. . .
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