Coronavirus: Full details of Nigerian Govt rules effective May 4
The rules, effective Monday, May 4, were issued by the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19.
“All interstate travel is prohibited except for essential travels & services, such as: transportation of agricultural products, petroleum products, relief items, goods, commodities related to the COVID-19 response and persons on essential duty; Mass gathering of more than 20 people outside of a workplace is prohibited.
“Curfew Imposition of overnight curfew nationwide from 8pm to 6am; Nigerians may go out for work, to buy necessary foods and for exercise; Movement between LGAs is strongly discouraged unless for critical reasons such as healthcare and work; Avoid unnecessary contact with people; Mandatory use of face mask/coverings in public.
“Agriculture & rural development: Mandatory social distancing, use of face masks; Persons above the age of 65 years and those with underlying chronic illness e.g. diabetes, high blood pressure are advised to remain at home; Trucks bearing agricultural and animal products to be allowed easy passage; Companies involved in food processing can commence operation; Provide hand sanitizers and hand washing facilities.
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