@jidesanwoolu said Lagos has the political will and also have climate action plan in all sectors of the economy.
Lagos is taking Climate Action and ready to do more with adequate finance.
We are building resilient Infrastructure for a resilient Lagos and protect the vulnerable
Lagos is known as the largest economy but we have a very low typography and on the frontline of climate impact such as sea level rise and heat waves, these conditions are causing threats to livelihood affecting most vulnerable in our state.
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It was a great honour for my team and I @LSMOH to,on behalf of Governor @jidesanwoolu, receive the mobile clinic truck donated by @MTNNG
The well equipped mobile clinic truck will be used to conduct medical outreaches and primary healthcare services in 14 LGAs across Lagos State
as a component of the @MTNNG Yello Doctor Project phase 3
The Project deploys mobile medical clinics aimed at strengthening primary healthcare system in Nigeria through the provision of free primary healthcare services to underserved communities across Nigeria.
The 14 LGAs where the outreaches will take place are: Alimosho, Apapa, Amuwo-Odofin, Badagry, Eti-Osa, Ifako-Ijaiye, kosofe, Ajeromi-Ifelodun, Ibeju-lekki, Epe, Ikeja, Lagos Mainland Ojo and Shomolu.
The project will run for a year commencing from February 2022 in Alimosho LGA.
In furtherance of the commitment of @followlasg to deploy effective response to #COVID19 pandemic, a brand new oxygen plant situated at Infectious Disease Hospital (IDH) Yaba, was activated yesterday, January 8, 2021.
The oxygen plant was built in collaboration with @gatesfoundation in response to the second wave of #COVID19 in Lagos State.
Oxygen plants are industrial device designed for regular supply into healthcare facilities. The plants separate oxygen from other air components
by using pressure swing adsorption or membrane separation techniques.
High purity oxygen is needed in healthcare facilities and essential for patients undergoing COVID treatments.
The increased demand for oxygen for treatment of patients in the second wave of the #COVID19
Today, I was with the Governor of Lagos State @jidesanwoolu to officially commission the new Armoured Shield Isolation Center powered by @ReddingtonLagos, in its effort to support @followlasg in the fight against the second wave of #COVID19
The purpose built isolation and treatment center is equipped to provide all levels of #COVID19 care from isolation to level 3 ICU care
The medical facility will be managed by a multi-disciplinary panel of specialist to provide services which includes:
* PCR Testing
* Telemedicine services
* A one-stop comprehensive care of all cases of COVID-19 infection from mild to severe including complications.
* Isolation and hospitality services for mild cases.
* High dependency care for moderate cases.
Towards the end of 1st wave we experienced;
📍Changing pattern in Positivity rate
📍Isolation centre almost empty
📍Death rate dropped dramatically
At this point it was important to balance public health response and allowing the economy to reopen.
📍Schools were reopened
📍Religious hoses opened
📍Social gathering and entertainment resumed.
There was general laxity with the false sense that #COVID19 infection is down.
However by the begining of December, 2020 with the reopening of the economy and increase in testing capacity of between 1,500 to 3,000 we started witnessing increase in positivity.
Following Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu’s exposure to a confirmed case of #COVID19, a PCR test performed yesterday the 11th of December has confirmed that he has indeed been infected with the virus which is supported by mild
symptoms and fatigue typical of a mild case of #COVID19 Mr Governor is receiving treatment and is being closely monitored at home by the very experienced State #COVID19 clinical team from IDH Yaba.
Mr Sanwo-Olu is doing well on treatment and rest and we are confident that
he will recover quickly and clear the virus. We are seeing slightly increasing number of #COVID19 positive cases in clusters in Lagos and all residents and visitors should strictly adhere to the prescribed advisories of safe distancing, mask wearing, good hand and respiratory