Why COVID-19 patients play, dance in isolation centres — NCDC reveals ThursdayThoughts ReadThis
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control says the fact that some coronavirus patients are seen in videos on social media playing and dancing in isolation centres does not mean they are not ill.
Ihekweazu said COVID-19 is an infectious disease which may not necessarily weaken infected persons the way other diseases do. “But in this case, following the experience from other countries, we made a decision as a country to also put people in isolation centres not just because they are ill on their own but in order to stop them from transmitting this virus to others.
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