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I lost both legs to meningitis at uni – we need a student vaccine programme

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Ketia was rushed to hospital in September 2024 and ended up in a coma. She later had all her fingers and thumbs, and both her legs, amputated. (Photo: Ketia Moponda/ SWNS)

A student who had both her legs amputated after her freshers’ flu turned out to be meningitis said “lessons haven’t been learned” amid the outbreak in Kent. Read More

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