Residents of Amarondo village in Kisii County are struggling with a disease that is yet to be fully identified but which authorities have now said is waterborne.
Marcela Morara, a mother of four, is among the tens of residents who are recovering from signs and symptoms of the common illness that experts have said is connected to poor sanitation levels of the community's drinking water.
Up to 76 families have been affected by the disease.
When she was taken ill on Friday, she started experiencing headaches, burns in the stomach that would prompt diarrhea, headache, and general body ache.
