The National Medical Stores says it has enough ARVs contrary to reports that the drugs had run out.
Yesterday Media Reports indicated that many parts of the country are facing a shortage of ARVS drugs putting many lives at a risk.
National Medical Stores spokesperson Dan Kimosho says director of health facilities need to request for the drugs for delivery.
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