BREAKING: Seven COVID-19 Patients Discharged In Abuja
Seven patients receiving treatment for COVID-19 have tested negative and discharged in Abuja.
BY SAHARA REPORTERS
NEW YORK
APR 07, 2020
Seven patients receiving treatment for COVID-19 have tested negative and discharged in Abuja.
Muhammad Bello, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, broke the news on Tuesday.
Bello said, “Let me begin by appreciating the high level of compliance so far exhibited by residents of the FCT with regards to the 14-day restriction of movement as directed by President Muhammadu Buhari with a view to curb the Coronavirus pandemic.
“This restriction was necessitated by the need to contain the spread of the virus within our community in order to safeguard lives.
“The level of compliance from residents is proof that we all understand the magnitude of the challenge before us and are ready to come together to fight this enemy so we can return to our normal way of life as quickly as possible.
“I am delighted to announce that the first set of patients totalling seven are ready to be discharged after their final tests results returned negative.
“Also, our dedicated and exceptional medical staff are doing their best to ensure the recovery and discharge of the remaining 39 patients.
“We cannot thank them enough for their efforts and we will always continue to encourage and support them.”
Seven patients receiving treatment for COVID-19 have tested negative and discharged in Abuja.
BY SAHARA REPORTERS
NEW YORK
APR 07, 2020
Seven patients receiving treatment for COVID-19 have tested negative and discharged in Abuja.
Muhammad Bello, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, broke the news on Tuesday.
Bello said, “Let me begin by appreciating the high level of compliance so far exhibited by residents of the FCT with regards to the 14-day restriction of movement as directed by President Muhammadu Buhari with a view to curb the Coronavirus pandemic.
“This restriction was necessitated by the need to contain the spread of the virus within our community in order to safeguard lives.
“The level of compliance from residents is proof that we all understand the magnitude of the challenge before us and are ready to come together to fight this enemy so we can return to our normal way of life as quickly as possible.
“I am delighted to announce that the first set of patients totalling seven are ready to be discharged after their final tests results returned negative.
“Also, our dedicated and exceptional medical staff are doing their best to ensure the recovery and discharge of the remaining 39 patients.
“We cannot thank them enough for their efforts and we will always continue to encourage and support them.”
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