
A man identified as Dickson Juma caused a scene at Nyasho Health Centre after he was reportedly barred from seeing his wife and child, who had been admitted at the facility. According to Tuko, Juma stripped and climbed a flagpole at the hospital in protest, demanding access to his family members. The incident drew attention at the health centre, though further details about how the situation was resolved were not provided.
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