Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has revealed an impending crisis at Pumwani Hospital that calls for immediate action by the County Government.
Speaking after a visit at the facility, Sifuna noted that a number of wards have been shut down due to understaffing as contracts of almost half of the staffs are set to expire this coming week.
The Senator called on the County Government to move with speed and regularize their contracts saying that the problem should not continue to exist.
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“There is an impending crisis at Pumwani Hospital. The facility has had to shut a number of wards due to understaffing. Meanwhile contracts of half the medical staff expire this coming week.
The County Government must pull up its socks and speedily regularize their employment. For a facility that delivers hundreds of babies a day, we cannot afford the problem to persist even a day.” said Sifuna
