All motor parks in Lagos are to have hand sanitisers at their entrances, the state government directed on Monday. There must also be running ...
All motor parks in Lagos are to have hand sanitisers at their entrances, the state government directed yesterday.These were among guidelines issued to transport operators and passengers to curb the spread of COVID-19.
He said: “all transport operators/companies are expected to have at the entrance to their parks/garages, washing hand equipment with soap and running water.”All operators are expected to have alcohol based sanitisers in their Vehicles for the use of drivers, conductors and passengers. According to him, all commercial buses should be at 60 per cent capacity and not 100 per cent capacity.
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