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BREAKING: 595 New COVID-19 Cases As Total Exceeds 33,000

Kennedy IgweBy Kennedy IgweJuly 13, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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Coronavirus cases in Nigeria has increased by 595 to hit 33,153 in the country.

This was made known by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) on Monday via its verified Twitter handle.

Out of the 595 new cases, Lagos recorded the highest with 156, followed by Oyo with 141. Others are FCT-99, Edo-47, Kaduna-27, Ondo-22, Rivers-20, Osun-17, Imo-13, Plateau-10, Nasarawa-8, Anambra-8, Kano-5, Benue-5, Borno-5, Ogun-4, Taraba-3, Gombe-3, Kebbi-1 and Cross rivers-1.

Total discharged and death tolls rose to 13,671 and 744 respectively.

A breakdown of the cases by NCDC reads: “595 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;

Lagos-156
Oyo-141
FCT-99
Edo-47
Kaduna-27
Ondo-22
Rivers-20
Osun-17
Imo-13
Plateau-10
Nasarawa-8
Anambra-8
Kano-5
Benue-5
Borno-5
Ogun-4
Taraba-3
Gombe-3
Kebbi-1
Cross rivers-1

33,153 confirmed
13,671 discharged
744 deaths.”

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