Bauchi confirms 9 new cases of COVID-19
The Bauchi State Ministry of Health has announced nine more positive cases of Coronavirus in the state.The update was disclosed to journalists in Bauchi by the COVID-19 Emergency Operation Centre Friday morning.
“The emergency center also announced that one more person has been discharged, in addition to the six persons already sent home from the hospital, having fully recovered.Related Topics:
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