Lagos building collapse: Government takes new action
Dr Titilayo Goncalves, the Permanent Secretary, State Ministry of Health, said the follow-up was to ensure that victims of the unfortunate incident recovered fully.
“As such, the government is providing this clinical follow-up and rehabilitation session to ensure good health for victims of this incident and help them recuperate. “Mental health talk and support is being offered by our trained psychiatrists, grief counsellors and social workers.
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