Kano Govt announces discharge of 46 coronavirus patients, records one death
The Kano State government has announced the discharge of 46 coronavirus patients from the treatment center in the State.
The announcement was made by the State’s Ministry of health in a tweet via its Twitter account on Tuesday.It also stated that the State now has a total number of 497 discharged patients, with 1,020 confirmed cases.“16 new cases of COVID19 have been confirmed in the State from 218 results received from the laboratories.“46 additional COVID19 Kano patients were discharged after showing full recovery.
“Sadly, one COVID19 death was recorded which brings the total number of deaths recorded in the state to 50.
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