The Adamawa State Government has discharged eight additional COVID-19 patients from its isolation centre after testing negative to the disease.
The state Commissioner for Health, Abdullahi Isa, said this while speaking with journalists on Friday in Yola.” It is true the state government has discharged eight more COVID-19 patients from the isolation centre after they all tested negative twice to the coronavirus.
” The government had earlier discharged five, a total of 13 patients discharged and what we now have at the isolation centre are eight patients, ” Mr Isa said.He urged residents of the state to adhere to the preventive measures that included, social distancing, constant hand washing and personal hygiene.The state has so far recorded 21 COVID-19 positive cases.
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