Another batch of 160 Nigerians stranded in the United States due to the coronavirus pandemic are on their way to Lagos. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that 160 Nigerians, including eight infants, made the first batch of evacuees from the US. DAILY POST recalls that the first batch of Nigerians from the UK
Another batch of 160 Nigerians stranded in the United States due to the coronavirus pandemic are on their way to Lagos.
Temperature checks were conducted on the passengers in line with the government’s pre-departure infection prevention control guidelines. The returnees on arrival would be quarantined for 14 days in Abuja before leaving for their respective destinations.
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