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.
#14DaysLockdown #COVID19
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
MARKETS / BUSINESSES CLOSED: All businesses and other entities shall cease operations during this period (fourteen days) except those involved in the provision of essential goods or services. #TheLockdown
Markets, retail shops and shopping malls must be closed, except where essential goods are sold and with strict hygienic conditions to prevent the exposure of persons to #COVID19.
DUSK TO DAWN - NO MOVEMENT: There will be a full and total shut down of Ekiti State, and a 12-hour dusk to dawn curfew in Ekiti State from 7:00pm – 7:00 am. During this period, all Ekiti residents (including essential services) are directed to STAY – AT – HOME. #StayHome
The purpose of this curfew is to impose restrictions on the movement of persons and goods within Ekiti State for an initial period of fourteen (14) days. This is in order to prevent the spread of Coronavirus #COVID19 in Ekiti State.
