Lagos Reveals Identities Of Two ‘Yet-To-Be-Found’ Contacts Of Coronavirus Index Case

Lagos Reveals Identities Of Two ‘Yet-To-Be-Found’ Contacts Of Coronavirus Index Case

A file photo of Lagos State Commissioner for Health, Professor Akin Abayomi. Photo: Twitter- @ProfAkinAbayomiThe Lagos State government has given the names of two individuals that had contact with the Italian index case of coronavirus.

He gave the details of the male persons as Enwelunta Godfrey and Salami Abiodun Sodiq, and urged the media to be of assistance in locating them.Abayomi said the Federal and State Ministries of Health were looking for the two individuals who were on the same flight with the Italian. This comes after the Minister of Health, Dr Osagie Ehanire, announced the second case of coronavirus while briefing reporters in Benin City, the Edo State capital.

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