Ekiti State has lost a 75-year-old female coronavirus patient. This is the second COVID-19 related death in the state, having earlier lost a 29-year-old pregnant woman, who sneaked into Ekiti from Lagos. The patient was the last COVID-19 case recorded in the state, who had been hospitalised in one of the tertiary hospitals in the
This is the second COVID-19 related death in the state, having earlier lost a 29-year-old pregnant woman, who sneaked into Ekiti from Lagos.
The patient was the last COVID-19 case recorded in the state, who had been hospitalised in one of the tertiary hospitals in the state before the disease was detected in her.The update said, ”We can confirm that one of the samples sent to the NCDC accredited laboratory for testing returned positive of the COVID-19 virus infection.”As at 3:30 pm on May 21, there are five active cases of COVID-19 in Ekiti State.
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