Nearly a week after a patient was killed inside a ward at Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi, the hospital's management, in its latest statement on the incident, has raised concerns about a possible take-out job from inside the facility (possibly involving other patients or staff).
Speaking during a media briefing on Sunday, Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH) Acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO) William Sigilali stated that there was no evidence suggesting an outsider had entered the hospital to commit the crime.
Sigilali announced that they had since handed over the case to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations(DCI), acknowledging that the incident indeed happened in their wards. ''Let me state that at this point, we actually do not have evidence that anybody walked in and committed the said crime.
We know for a fact the patient was murdered in the ward,'' Sigilali stated.
