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BREAKING: Nigeria Confirms 575 New COVID-19 Cases As Total Nears 30,000

Kennedy IgweBy Kennedy IgweJuly 6, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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575 new coronavirus cases have ben confirmed in Nigeria, pushing the toll to 29,286 in the country.

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

Out of the new cases, Lagos and the FCT topped the list of cases by state, with 123 and 100 cases respectively. Others are Delta-58, Edo-52, Ogun-42, Katsina-24, Bayelsa-23, Rivers-22, Borno-19, Plateau-18, Ondo-18, Oyo-17, Kwara-15, Osun-13, Enugu-9, Nasarawa-7, Abia-6, Cross River-5, Kaduna-3 and Ekiti-1.

Total discharged and death tolls rose to 11,828 and 654 respectively.

NCDC tweet reads: “575 new cases of COVID19Nigeria; Lagos-123 FCT-100 Delta-58 Edo-52 Ogun-42 Katsina-24 Bayelsa-23 Rivers-22 Borno-19 Plateau-18 Ondo-18 Oyo-17 Kwara-15 Osun-13 Enugu-9 Nasarawa-7 Abia-6 Cross River-5 Kaduna-3 Ekiti-1 29,286 confirmed 11,828 discharged 654 deaths.”

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