With the discharge of the 18 patients, the number of COVID-19 patients has now dropped from 73 to 55 in the state.
The Zamfara State Government said 18 treated victims of coronavirus had been discharged from the State’s COVID-19 Isolation Centre, Damba, Gusau, after the certification of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control .
He said the speaker of the House of Assembly, Nasiru Magarya, who is also the Chairman, State’s Taskforce on COVID-19, made the disclosure after receiving the NCDC certification on the victims in Gusau. “With this development, the number of COVID-19 patients dropped from 73 to 55 in the state while the state had recorded only five deaths,” he explained.
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