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Edo Discharges Another COVID-19 Patient

Kennedy IgweBy Kennedy IgweMay 13, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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Edo State Government has discharged one coronavirus patient who tested negative twice for the disease.

Godwin Obaseki, the state governor, made the disclosure via his official Twitter handle on Wednesday.

The newly discharged patient takes the tally of total recoveries in the state to 14.

Obaseki tweeted: “I’m glad to announce that another #COVID19 patient has been discharged after testing negative twice. This brings the number of persons managed and discharged at our facilities to 14.

“Our efforts remain centred on measures to contain the pandemic and protect Edo people. Stay safe.”

The state recorded nine new COVID-19 cases, out of the 146 confirmed in the country by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC late night Tuesday. However Edo State now has a total of 88 infections.

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