Medical Fraternity Joins Protests
KMPDU boss Atellah Davji
The Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists, and Dentists Union (KMPDU) announces its participation in the protests.
Offering Medical Care
KMPDU Secretary General Davji Atellah states that medics will offer medical services to protesters. They will handle injuries and emergencies that may arise from the planned demonstrations across Kenyan towns.
Convergence of Doctors
Doctors plan to gather in Nairobi and other towns at midday to join protesters. They stand in full support of #MedicsForKenya and join the nationwide call to #RejectFinanceBill2024.
Support for Protest Movement
Davji expresses full support for the movement and commitment to providing medical care to demonstrators. He emphasizes the importance of ensuring the health of Kenyans during demonstrations.
Ensuring Safety During Demonstrations
Doctors vow to make their presence felt and support meaningful change while safeguarding the health of Kenyans. They believe in the power of peaceful protest to bring about change.
Medical Coordination
Dr. Austin Omondi coordinates medical teams across various towns, ensuring assistance for those in need. There will be medical teams in Kenyan towns including Nakuru, Laikipia, Nanyuki, Kilifi, Kajiado, Kisii, and Meru.
Call for Restraint
Omondi urges the police to exercise restraint and not harm medics or protesters seeking medical aid. Medics will have a central command center at Jamia Mosque and other mobile units.
Resumption of Parliament Debates
Meanwhile, Members of Parliament prepare to resume debates on the Finance Bill amid ongoing protests. The protests have entered day two, with thousands of irate Kenyans from across the country converging in their respective towns.
Public Reaction
The public reacts to the news of medical support for protesters, expressing gratitude for the assistance provided by the medical fraternity.
Government Response
The government acknowledges the participation of the medical fraternity in the protests and assures that their safety will be ensured during demonstrations.
Continued Demonstrations
Protesters continue to gather momentum as they demand the rejection of the Finance Bill and advocate for a fair and just future for the nation.
The involvement of the medical fraternity in the protests highlights the unity and determination of Kenyans in advocating for change. As demonstrations continue, the importance of peaceful protest and ensuring the safety of all participants remains paramount.
