PTF Mobilises 3,300 Informants To Report Suspected COVID-19 Cases In Kano
The Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 will engage about 3,300 informants to report suspected cases of coronavirus in Kano State.
He made the disclosure when he led members of the task force to the House of Representatives chamber of the National Assembly in the nation’s capital. He explained that the task force has mobilised the informants for a house-to-house search and report suspected cases of COVID-19 in the state. As part of efforts to address the situation, he revealed that a total of 58 technical staff from the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and the World Health Organisation have been deployed in the state.
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