The government of Kenya has announced plans to conduct 250,000 coronavirus tests by end of June as the number of positive cases rose to 303. In its daily update on the Covid-19 pandemic, the Health ministry said it has 25,000 kits deployed for testing of health workers and other high-risk areas. Dr Majid Twahir, Associate Dean for clinical affairs and Chief of staff at the Aga Khan University Hospital, said: "It is crucial to implement wide-scale testing. It might be expensive to test randomly and so the government might consider testing high density and traffic areas".