One dead, others arrested as anti-Ebola facility protest erupts in Kenya

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: June 10, 2026Country: Kenya

World / InternationalHealth

One dead, others arrested as anti-Ebola facility protest erupts in Kenya

At least one person has died and several others have been arrested after violent clashes between protesters and security forces in Kenya. The protests were against the construction of a US-backed Ebola isolation facility in the country's central region.

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