COVID-19: Rivers State Begins Decontamination Exercise
The Rivers State Government has kick started the decontamination of public places as part of measures to keep the state safe from coronavirus.
“I have always said that the lives of Rivers people and those living and doing business in the state is paramount. Part of the reason why markets are still shut is because we have not decontaminated them. The Governor reiterated that coronavirus is real and that people who denied its existence have started believing due to the number of persons that had died.
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