The Lagos State Government on Wednesday announced the discharge
of 87 Coronavirus patients who recovered from the pandemic.
This brings to 825 the total number of Coronavirus patients
discharged after they tested negative for the virus.
According to the Lagos State Ministry of Transportation, on its
website, those discharged included 40 female and 47 male, all
Nigerians.
The government said the patients were discharged from its
various isolation centres across the state to reunite with the
society.
“87 COVID-19 Lagos patients; 40 female & 47 male, all Nigerians
have been discharged from our isolation facilities to reunite with
the society
“The patients; 26 from Mainland Infectious Disease Hospital,
Yaba, 24 from Onikan, 12 from Eti-Osa (Landmark), 11 from
Agidingbi, 9 from Gbagada and 5 from LUTH Isolation Centres were
discharged having fully recovered and tested negative to
COVID-19.
“With this, the number of COVID-19 cases successfully managed
and discharged in Lagos State has risen to 825,” the government
said.
The Lagos State Government on Wednesday announced the discharge
of 87 Coronavirus patients who recovered from the pandemic.
This brings to 825 the total number of Coronavirus patients
discharged after they tested negative for the virus.
According to the Lagos State Ministry of Transportation, on its
website, those discharged included 40 female and 47 male, all
Nigerians.
The government said the patients were discharged from its
various isolation centres across the state to reunite with the
society.
“87 COVID-19 Lagos patients; 40 female & 47 male, all Nigerians
have been discharged from our isolation facilities to reunite with
the society
“The patients; 26 from Mainland Infectious Disease Hospital,
Yaba, 24 from Onikan, 12 from Eti-Osa (Landmark), 11 from
Agidingbi, 9 from Gbagada and 5 from LUTH Isolation Centres were
discharged having fully recovered and tested negative to
COVID-19.
“With this, the number of COVID-19 cases successfully managed
and discharged in Lagos State has risen to 825,” the government
said.