COVID-19: Kwara exempts journalists, registered farmers from total lockdown
The state technical committee on COVID-19, also exempted journalists on duty from the lockdown in line with global best practices, according to a statement by the spokesman of the committee, Rafiu Ajakaye in Ilorin, Saturday.
“Even then, they are not expected to violate any of the safety protocols in the course of doing so,” the statement added. “Petrol stations, banks and hospitals are also exempted from the lockdown on the condition that all safety protocols are adhered to. “This privilege shall apply to only all the media houses operating in the state. While reporters are known to operate in groups during developments like this, the committee urges them to maintain social distancing and other safety protocols at this time.
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