238 new cases of COVID-19. 32 discharged, 19 new deaths. NCDC

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238 new cases of COVID-19. 32 discharged, 19 new deaths. NCDC

NCDC announces 238 new cases of COVID-19. 92-Kano, 36-FCT, 30-Lagos, 16-Gombe, 10-Bauchi, 8-Delta, 6-Oyo, 5-Zamfara, 5-Sokoto, 4-Ondo, 4-Nasarawa, 3-Kwara, 3-Edo, 3-Ekiti, 3-Borno, 3-Yobe, 2-Adamawa, 1-Niger, 1-Imo, 1-Ebonyi, 1-Rivers, 1-Enugu. 32 discharged and 10 deaths.

As at 11:00 pm 1st May 2020 there are 2170 confirmed cases of COVID-19 reported in Nigeria. 351 have been discharged with 68 deaths.

Here is a list of affected states. ?

Currently; Lagos- 1006 Kano- 311 FCT- 214 Gombe- 92 Borno- 69 Ogun- 56 Bauchi- 48 Edo- 47 Sokoto- 41 Katsina- 40 Kaduna- 35 Osun- 34 Oyo- 29 Delta- 17 Akwaibom- 16 Rivers- 14 Kwara- 14 Ondo- 13 Ekiti- 11 Zamfara- 9 Taraba- 8 Jigawa- 7 Nasarawa- 7 Bayelsa- 5 Enugu- 4 Adamawa- 4 Yobe- 4 Niger- 3 Ebonyi- 3 Abia- 2 Imo- 2 Kebbi- 2 Benue- 1 Anambra- 1 Plateau- 1 Kebbi- 1

Total of 2170 cases We all need to work together to end the spread of COVID-19.

TO PROTECT YOURSELF: ? _________________________

Note: Kindly use face masks along side with the following protocol

? Wash your hands frequently with an alcohol based hand sanitizer and when you hands are visibly dirty, with soap under running water.

? Avoid touching your eyes, mouth and nose (your face generally).

? Cover your mouth and nose with your bent elbow or tissue when you cough or sneeze, and properly dispose the tissue in a covered bin.

? Avoid crowded places… No Social gatherings, movements or visits.

?Stay at home if you feel unwell – even with a slight fever and cough..

?if you have a cough, use a face mask also if you are taking care of someone who is sick, kindly use a face mask.

? If you have a fever, cough and difficulty breathing, seek medical care early – but CALL BY PHONE FIRST!… This is very important….pls CALL THE HOSPITAL ON PHONE FIRST. Also DO NOT GO OUT IF YOU HAVE A COUGH!

Let’s look out for each other. Thanks

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