Mosiria confirmed that the teenager had been taken to hospital for further medical assessment as arrangements for his treatment continue. The admission marks an important step in efforts to secure medical attention for Bryson, whose condition has attracted public concern.
Speaking about the teenager's recovery journey, Mosiria pledged to stand by him throughout the treatment process, assuring Kenyans that Bryson would not be left to face his medical challenges alone.
“Tutatembea na huyu mtoto hadi apone,” Mosiria said, expressing his commitment to supporting the teenager until he recovers.
The update comes as plans for a charity event aimed at supporting Bryson and other marginalised groups take shape. The event is scheduled for Sunday, November 15, and will be free for members of the public to attend.
Organisers are expected to use the gathering to mobilise support for vulnerable individuals and communities, with Bryson among those expected to benefit from the initiative.
The charity event also seeks to bring together people willing to contribute towards helping individuals facing difficult circumstances.
Mosiria's involvement in Bryson's case has brought renewed attention to the teenager's need for medical care and support. His latest statement signals continued commitment as the family and those assisting him await the next steps following the hospital assessment.
Further details about Bryson's treatment are expected as doctors complete the necessary tests and establish the appropriate medical approach.
The November 15 event will provide an opportunity for members of the public to show their support for Bryson and other marginalised people through the planned charity initiative.
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