Other hygiene practices that help prevent the disease include washing hands with soap and water, using a latrine where toilets are not available and keeping the kitchen clean.
Eating food while it is still hot, cooking meats thoroughly and peeling fruits also help prevent cholera infections.
Kenya also has an oral vaccine, under the brand name Shanchol, that is administered to family members of an infected person to prevent transmitting it.
Four people have so far been reported dead following the outbreak, with earlier cases having been reported among guests who had attended a wedding in Karen.
More recently, a groom-to-be died after eating contaminated samosas at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC).
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6 SIMPLE WAYS YOU CAN PREVENT CHOLERA INFECTIONS AT HOME.... THIS IS A MUST READ
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