Politicians In A Circulated List Of Confirmed Positive Covid-19 Cases Come Out Clean

Local dailies and blogs have been running the story of panic gripping the parliament and senate over claims that 17 MPs and senators were tested positive for the coronavirus.

While specific names were not given out, Wednesday morning an unconfirmed list was circulated especially on WhatsApp.

However, the list that we can’t post given it’s lack of authenticity has ignited reactions from some of the politicians named as positive.

Ignore this propaganda in the gutter press, about me having tested covid-19 +ve.
İ have not gone for any test and when i do i will make my results public, am busy farming. pic.twitter.com/KpvZmtEN1K

— Hon Caleb Kositany MP Soy (@ckositany) April 8, 2020

Someone wants to continue bypassing the constitution to siphon funds meant for CORONA.This is possible if parliament is not sitting so that they take over roles of NA and run everything through decree-Leak fake info of 17MP’s-Have a reason not to allow parliament to resume-Steal pic.twitter.com/bAyggEfpIN

— Mohammed Ali, HSC (@MohaJichoPevu) April 8, 2020

Please ignore any list doing rounds out there. May the Almighty God continue guiding us in the right path.?? pic.twitter.com/f3zEzGulOi

— Benard O. Okoth-Imran (@ImranOkoth) April 8, 2020

I took a voluntary COVID-19 test on Fiiday last week. The result was directly conveyed to me in person by a doctor. Tested Negative. It is my civic duty to continue complying with guidelines. It's not a matter of choice. At the same time parliament cannot abdicate. Chew gum &walk pic.twitter.com/wSXXsafvcl

— James Orengo (@orengo_james) April 7, 2020

I am safe and sound at home. Ignore the rumours circulating. #MamaMIRADI pic.twitter.com/q802N6PPDz

— Millicent Omanga (@MillicentOmanga) April 8, 2020

Speaker Justin Muturi and majority leader Aden Duale have denied reports that 17 MPS have been infected with COVID-19 as multiple sources at parliament buildings told journalists that there could be several legislators who tested positive for Coronavirus in the country.