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COVID-19: Lagos State Discharges 5 More Patients From Yaba Facility

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The Lagos State Government has discharged Five more coronavirus patients from the Yaba facility, bringing the total number of discharged patient so far to 29.

 

According to the Governor of the state, Governor Sanwo-Olu who on Sunday 5th April 2020, briefed Lagosiansnon on the latest development in the battle to slow down the spread of the coronavirus in state, said the five more patients discharged on Sunday from the Yaba facility, were two male and three famales, including a 10-year-old.
He said:

“My dear Lagosians, greetings.
Yesterday, I announced the discharge of one more patient at our Infectious Disease Hospital, Yaba.

Today, I am happy to inform you that five more patients comprising two Males and three Females including a 10 year old girl have tested negative twice consecutively to COVID-19 and have been discharged to reunite with their families. This brings to 29 the total number of patients who have fully recovered and discharged from our Yaba facility,” he said.

The Governor stating further, announced the death of another patient, saying:

“It is however sad that the State has recorded another death, bringing to two the total number of deaths from COVID-19 in Lagos State.

I need to reiterate that the result of tests conducted by our health workers on the recovered patients is a confirmation that they pose no threat to the community.

I will like to use this opportunity to advise Lagosians against stigmatising the discharged patients as this act could bring feelings of shame, hopelessness and despair. We need to do all we can to support them in whatever form to get over the memories as soon as possible.

I wish to thank our frontline health workers who are taking good care of the patients, members of the Lagos State Health family and the Emergency Operation Centre for their kindness and flexibility in managing the patients and checking the spread of the disease.

We will continue to do our best in ensuring that other patients at the facility receive the best of care and attention so that they can return home to join their families and the community soonest.

In order to contain the spread of the disease, I strongly advise you to continue observing Social Distancing, and all the instructions on prevention and transmission.

Let us remain indoors and shun the temptation to breach the presidential restriction that has been placed on our state so that the gains recorded so far are not eroded.

It has come to our notice that some of our youths still engage in sporting, socializing, and other related activities, this is very unfortunate.

This act could jeopardise our efforts and the laudable intention of the lockdown. I therefore advise you to adhere strictly to our instructions so that together we can win the battle,” he added.

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