Covid-19
10 Persons in Lagos House Test Positive to coronavirus
The Commissioner for Health in Lagos State, Professor Akin Abayomi, on Thursday revealed that 10 persons in the Lagos State House in Marina have tested positive to COVID-19.
The Commissioner on his Twitter handle said, “However, 10 persons associated with Lagos State House in Marina have tested positive to COVID-19.
“I, therefore, implore you all to continue to embrace the #MaskUpLagos initiative and observe all precautionary measures such as physical distancing, hand washing and other personal hygiene.
“All directives on easing lockdown in Lagos State remain in force. It is our collective responsibility to do all we can to stop the spread of the pandemic.”
The tweets read:
However, 10 persons associated with Lagos State House in Marina have tested positive to #COVID19.
On behalf of @followlasg, I therefore implore you all to continue to embrace the #MaskUpLagos initiative and observe all precautionary measures such as physical distancing, hand washing and other personal hygiene.
All directives on easing lockdown in Lagos State remain in force.
It is our collective responsibility to do all we can to stop the spread of #COVID19 #ForAGreaterLagos
— Prof. Akin Abayomi (@ProfAkinAbayomi) May 7, 2020
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