Coronavirus

Lagos Confirms 3 More Coronavirus Cases

Ololade Adeyanju/

Lagos State confirmed three more COVID-19 cases yesterday, bringing the total confirmed cases in the state to 22.

The latest confirmation also brings the total confirmed cases in the country to 30.

A statement by the Lagos State Ministry of Health reads, “The first amongst the latest cases is a Nigerian male; with a two-week history of dry cough, intermittent high grade fever and general pains. He was recently in Dubai for two weeks. He’s been on admission for three days with Chest X-ray and CT scan suggestive of pneumonia.

“The second case is a Nigerian male without a travel history. He’s an asymptomatic contact (driver) of a known positive case.

“The third case is a Nigerian female who returned from USA on March 8, 2020.”

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