Coronavirus: Lagos denies health commissioner tested positive
The ministry says Mr Abayomi "is in perfect health and free from the coronavirus."
The ministry says Mr Abayomi "is in perfect health and free from the coronavirus."
They bring the total number of deaths from COVID-19 in Lagos to 33.
As of Thursday, Lagos State has 1, 324 confirmed cases of coronavirus, 917 active cases, 358 discharged cases, two evacuated ...
Details of the deceased patients were not disclosed by the commissioner.
Mrs Idowu said the list is fake and warned the public against stigmatising facilities with confirmed COVID-19 cases.
Lagos is the epicentre of coronavirus in Nigeria with about 60 per cent of the total confirmed cases and 60 ...
The centre has a ten-bed intensive care isolation unit, four ventilators, monitors, respirators, mobile x-ray, ultrasound and oxygen equipment
The government advised the hospitals to not to admit patients for 14 days.
The governor said local tailors have been assigned to produce one million locally made face masks.
The state government urged people with symptoms of COVID-19 to present themselves early for testing.
The health commissioner said Lagos is beginning to see more cases of infection in the community which might quickly overwhelm ...
The government contradicts the health minister on the use of private hospitals for the treatment of COVID-19.
The total number of coronavirus deaths in Lagos now stands at 13.
The official said the state discharged 16 fully recovered patients the same day after they tested negative to the virus ...
The deceased contracted the virus from privately managing a known COVID-19 patient.
The commissioner says 118,000 households have been reached in the last one week through the house to house search.
Lagos has 192 confirmed cases; 120 of the cases are active, while 61 had recovered and been discharged.
Five people have now died from coronavirus in Lagos.
This brings the total deaths from coronavirus in the state to four.
Lagos State has discharged 14 patients within 24 hours.
The latest fatality means the total number of deaths so far in Nigeria has risen to seven.
“If we see most of the cases in a very short period of time, it will quickly overwhelm the Lagos ...
“We are very concerned about these hoax calls, this is why many complain they could not reach us, our lines ...
"We lost a COVID19 patient; a 36 year old Nigerian male who died in a private facility on 4th April, ...
The Lagos State government took delivery of a 110-bed isolation facility it conceived and built in collaboration with the management ...
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