The Kaduna State Government has warned that anyone who conceals a COVID-19 positive status will be prosecuted. Kaduna Covid19 Nigeria
The Commissioner for Health, Dr. Amina Mohammed-Baloni, stated yesterday that one of the two isolated males who were receiving treatment had died.
Meanwhile, rights activist, Senator Shehu Sani, has said that illiteracy and religious dogmatism are responsible for the high rate of death and spread of COVID-19 in Kano and other states in the North. This is in addition to hundreds of vehicles impounded by security operatives since the lockdown commenced some days ago. Police Public Relations Officer in the state, SP Gambo Isah, stated at the weekend that those charged include 155 car owners, 17 tricycle operators, and 106 motorcyclists. He said the violators were sentenced to various fines with or without community services, ranging from N3,000 to N10,000.
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