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At rescue.co, we are prepared to provide increased emergency services, as well as to support our ambulance partners in safety and excellence in the event of increased cases. COVID-19 latest news and resources as provided by international and Kenyan partners in emergency response, global news, and Rescue.co internal research on best practice and preparedness. If you take any advice from us at all: continue exercising preventative measures and do not take this outbreak lightly. Updated daily.

Last updated: Today, July 10th 2020
Fast factsIf you read anything, make it the fast facts. We’ll be updating them daily with the key alerts and must-know facts about COVID-19 in Kenya.
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About us

Rescue.co is the largest network of the best emergency responders in Kenya, all operating on one platform.

In an emergency, when every second counts, our 24-hour hotline, staffed with experienced medical and emergency dispatchers, gives you access to real-time data and locations of the entire network.

No more waiting for hours, and no more wondering when help will arrive. With Rescue.co, we always coordinate the fastest rescue, and share updates in real time.

Rescue.co is powered by Flare technology. Flare gives us real-time visibility of the closest response teams and your fastest route to care. We work with only the best providers, ensuring you arrive to receive the best care with minimal wait times.

Our dream is that world-class emergency response will be readily available to all of us.

Read more about Rescue.co here.

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Adjusted projections for COVID-19 in Kenya
July 10, 2020

Update 9th July 2020 | Area: Nairobi County Summary: Our adjusted model suggests 1.4m people in Nairobi County will be infected with COVID-19 during its life-cycle peaking in September 2020. According to the adjusted model, 102,742 will show symptoms. 8,755 people will need hospitalization over the next year, with 1,505 passing through ICU facilities. 928 will die.

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How Kenya is tracking against our COVID-19 model
May 5, 2020

Update 5th May 2020 We believe that the infection rate is tracking at worst against our ‘70% reduction in social contact’ scenario, and at best against our ‘90% reduction in social contact’ scenario. This means the peak will hit sometime between 1st August 2020 and 1st October with somewhere between 416k – 8.72m Kenyans infected.

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