Minister Of FCT, Muhammad Bello Angry At Coronavirus Patients Who Reject Treatment In Abuja

Date: 24-04-2020 12:00 pm (4 years ago) | Author: Adegbenga Ayinla
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The Minister of FCT has said he maybe forced to invoke the relevant sections of the law to evacuate the recalcitrant patients to isolation centres.

Minister of FCT, Muhammad Bello, while briefing stakeholders in Abuja, said he maybe forced to invoke the relevant sections of the law to evacuate the recalcitrant patients to isolation centres.

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“Following the submission by the Response Team that some Covid-19 positive individuals were refusing to go to treatment centers and instead preferred to treat themselves in their homes, the FCT Minister expressed dissatisfaction with this development and said existing laws will be used to force such persons to go to treatment centers explaining that their staying at home posed great risks not just to their families but also immediate communities,”
a statement made available to newsmen read.

Report had exclusively reported yesterday that recent cases in Abuja were emanating from slums and settlements located in highbrow areas of the city.

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“Since we have begun to witness community transmission of the virus, it is imperative that we must do everything within our power to stop the spread even if we have to compel such persons to go to treatment centers. In order to prevent further spread of the virus within the communities, it was resolved that massive testing will be carried out in areas where community transmission has been established, including Mabushi, Gishiri and Utako.

“The Response Team also encouraged all residents to wear face masks when outside in the public and also encouraged them to make their own face masks from cloth and wear them always.”

The meeting also reviewed the current situation of the COVID-19 pandemic in the FCT and the measures taken to contain it.

So far, a total of 263 staff, made up of 66 doctors, 103 nurses, 9 pharmacists, 15 laboratory scientists and 70 other staff, have been trained, while 337 others are slated for training which is on-going in batches.

Posted: at 24-04-2020 12:00 PM (4 years ago) | Gistmaniac
- dopygenius at 24-04-2020 02:11 PM (4 years ago)
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Government should take this Covid-19 seriously before it turns to a outburst disaster,cos there some moron that are thinking this Corona virus in Nigeria is a scam
Posted: at 24-04-2020 02:11 PM (4 years ago) | Gistmaniac
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- joseusi007 at 24-04-2020 02:51 PM (4 years ago)
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Quote from: dopygenius on 24-04-2020 02:11 PM
Government should take this Covid-19 seriously before it turns to a outburst disaster,cos there some moron that are thinking this Corona virus in Nigeria is a scam
You sound like a moron. So because covid 19 is real they can do whatever they want.  Government never have the interest of the people. They just have their agenda that’s all. Which is a WHO agenda.  To. Keep us home despite it increases daily.
Posted: at 24-04-2020 02:51 PM (4 years ago) | Upcoming
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