The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), on Saturday, released new guidelines for the opening of religious centres in the country.
The eighth points guideline was released as a result of the ease of the lockdown by the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 which has also allowed religious gatherings.
1. There should be no entry without face masks. All attendees and religious leaders must wear a face mask 3. Hand washing facilities and hand sanitizers should be provided at points of entries and strategic points.5. Religious centres should be clearly marked such that people sit and maintain two metres distance from each other.
7. Practice that requires sharing of materials should be limited. For example ablution should be performed at home.NCDC said the new guideline is developed following the review of the movement restrictions by the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19.
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