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July 15, 2020 DG, NCDC Says Covid-19 May be Airborne

DG, NCDC Says Covid-19 May be Airborne

Dr. CHIKWE IHEKWEAZU, Director General of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, has said COVID-19 may be spreading through the air.

Dr. IHEKWEAZU explained that before now the virus was believed to only be transmittable through droplets which emanate from the nose and the mouth and fall to the ground.

He, however, said understanding how a new virus is transmittable is critical for effective response.

He insists that Nigerians must always wear face mask in the public and avoid unnecessary gathering.

July 15, 2020 NCDC Records 463 New Cases of Covid-19

NCDC Records 463 New Cases of Covid-19

Nigeria’s COVID-19 infections have risen with 463 new cases, bringing the total number of infections in the country to 33,616.

The Nigeria Center for Disease Control confirmed this in a tweet last night.

The new infections were identified in 16 states and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.

Lagos State maintained its lead with 128 new infections, bringing the total infections in the state to 12, 711.

Other states with new infections are Kwara – 92, Enugu – 39, Delta – 33, Edo – 29, Plateau – 28, Kaduna – 23, Oyo – 15 with Ogun and Osun each having 14 cases.

Since the outbreak of the virus in the country, 13,792 people have been treaded and discharged while 754 have lost their lives to the battle against the virus.

July 14, 2020 Federal Government Issues Guidelines for Re-Opening of Schools

Federal Government Issues Guidelines for Re-Opening of Schools

The Federal Government has issued guidelines ahead of the planned resumption of schools in the country.

 

The guidelines, which did not disclose the date of school resumption, was signed by the Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu and Minister of State (Education), Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba.

 

The guidelines require that students should be aided to maintain social distancing and stay at least 2 meters apart and also stated in details plans for school reopening and operations, including attendance, hygiene, cleaning, and non-pharmaceutical interventions for safe and healthy school activities and programmes.

Speaking on the guidelines, Adamu said, “Given that COVID – 19 may be with us for a while, the guidelines also highlight the urgent need to maintain and improve upon distance-learning programmes. Our aim is to identify and strengthen programmes that will guarantee the recovery of learning gaps resulting from the pandemic.

July 14, 2020 NCDC Confirms 595 New COVID-19 Cases, Nigeria’s Toll Now 33,153

NCDC Confirms 595 New COVID-19 Cases, Nigeria’s Toll Now 33,153

A total of 595 new cases of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19 has been confirmed in Nigeria, bringing the total number of cases to 33, 153.

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control NCDC said 156 of the cases were recorded in Lagos State, 141 in Oyo State, 99 in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), 47 in Edo State, 27 in Kaduna State, 22 in Ondo State, 20 in Rivers State, 17 in Osun State, 13 in Imo State and 10 in Plateau State.

 8 cases each were recorded in Nasarawa and Anambra states, 5 each in Kano, Benue and Borno states; 4 in Ogun State, 3 each in Taraba and Gombe states and 1 in Kebbi and Cross River states respectively.

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