Seriously, take care of your health and everything else will call into place.
Are you healthy ?
Citizen TV journalist Jacque Maribe has been released on a cash bail of Sh 1 million or a bond of Sh2 million.
Her fiancé, Joseph ‘Jowie’ Irungu, who is the first accused in the murder of businesswoman Monica Kimani, was however denied bail and will remain in custody for the entire trial period.
Justice James Wakiaga ruled that Jowie is a flight risk and has access to weapons, something that can intimidate potential prosecution witnesses.
The judge barred Maribe from reading news or interviewing anybody regarding the case during the trial period.
Health is wealth as the phrase goes, despite Joseph Irungu being denied bail ,the judge has ruled that he be treated at kenyatta national hospital .
The wound on Joseph irungu left shoulder has been discussed extensively during the court session, since the defence had used it as the main argument to have the hearing of the police application deferred until Mr Irungu was treated, a position that Magistrate Atambo rejected.
Mr Nyaberi told the court that since his arrest, the suspect was yet to get any form of treatment or medication despite being in great pain.
According to Mr Nyaberi, doctors have already cautioned that if he does not get specialised treatment urgently, he risks having his arm amputated.
Ms Nyawira was murdered and her body placed inside a bathtub with her hands tied together, her mouth sealed with adhesive tape and her throat slit. Detectives said their leads so far have only linked Mr Irungu to the murder.
Treatment of a gunshot wound
1. Contact Emergency Medical Services (EMS) right away and give details.
2. Wear medical gloves.
3. Gunshot wounds should be treated like stab wounds. Be sure to treat both the entry and exit wounds.
4. With severe bleeding, raise the wound above the level of the heart. Apply direct pressure to the wound, using clean, absorbent material.
If the wound is bleeding profusely, control the bleeding by elevation, direct pressure, immobilisation of the limb and, if necessary, indirect pressure on the relevant pressure point Cover blood-drained bandages with more gauze and bandage.
5. Apply a tight bandage with continued hand pressure on the wound. Splint the limb.
6. Do the nail bed test and other tests for signs of blood circulation (see p. 137). If blood circulation to the limb seems to be impaired, reposition the limb until you feel a distal pulse and, if unsuccessful, arrange for very urgent medical attention.
7. Place the patient in the shock position (see p. 267), with feet elevated. Keep them warm and observe closely.
Should they vomit or lose consciousness, turn them onto his injured side to prevent blood draining internally to the uninjured parts due to gravity.
8. Do not give fluids per mouth. Swab the lips with wet gauze.
9. Record the patient’s details.
10. Continue to monitor the patient until EMS takes over.
Would you better get better health care and remain in prison ??