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OPINION BY SIMON KOLAWOLE: Is it time to lift the lockdown? | TheCable bit.ly/2VVI7Fy
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Perhaps the biggest COVID-19 debate in Nigeria today is: should the lockdown be lifted? Residents of Lagos state and the federal capital territory (FCT) have been under a lockdown since March 30. The aim is to slow the spread of the virus by limiting public interactions. #COVID19
The night the lockdown started, @NCDCgov reported a total of 131 confirmed cases and two deaths. There were 81 cases in Lagos, 25 in FCT and three in Ogun. As of Friday, almost four weeks later, total confirmed cases had gone up to 1,095, with 32 deaths and 208 discharged.
The Government of Ekiti State is implementing the Quarantine Act to keep all residents safe.
To be clear, if you do not go home or stay home for at least fourteen (14) days as from Monday, 30 March, 2020, you could face serious fines or prison term.
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To be clear, if you do not go home or stay home for at least fourteen (14) days as from Monday, 30 March, 2020, you could face serious fines or prison term.
#14DaysLockdown #COVID19
RESTRICTED MOVEMENT: During this period (between 7am and 7pm), movement between local governments is prohibited; movement between towns, villages and communities is also prohibited; every person shall be confined to the place where he or she ordinarily resides in Ekiti State.
EXCEPTIONAL MOVEMENTS: Only those who are performing or patronizing essential services highlighted in the infographics below will be allowed to move around 7am and 7pm. #CoronaVirusUpdate
