Standard: Kenya has experienced unprecedented outbreaks of cholera, dysentery and other diarrhoea diseases. Public Heath officials have attributed this to poor access of water and effective sanitation systems. While experts relate the epidemic to climatic change and population explosion, medics say these factors are linked to poverty, ignorance, low latrine coverage and traditional beliefs. This month alone, 442 cholera cases were attended to in Merille, Garbatulla and Laisamis. …