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COVID-19: 9 more patients discharged in Abuja
Federal Capital Territory (FCT) has on Wednesday discharged 9 completely recovered Coronavirus patients.
Muhammed Bello, FCT minister who made this recognised in a tweet stated the sufferers have now returned to their residences after testing negative for the disease.
He added that the whole number of discharged sufferers in the FCT as at 5:50am on April 15 is now 20.
Dear FCT residents,
I am delighted to announce the discharge of additional nine (9) #COVID19 patients in the FCT after they tested negative. They have now returned to their homes.
The total number of discharged patients in the FCT is now 20 as at 5:50am, April 15th, 2020. pic.twitter.com/qIHmQzecok
— Mal. Muhd Musa Bello (@MuhdMusaBello) April 15, 2020
The minister, in a observe up tweet, revealed that of the newly discharged patients, two have been treated at the National Hospital Isolation & Treatment Centre whilst the different 7 had been treated at the UniAbuja Teaching Hospital Isolation Centre, Gwagwalada.
Out of the nine (9) newly discharged, two (2) were treated at the National Hospital Isolation & Treatment Centre while the other seven (7) were treated at the UniAbuja Teaching Hospital Isolation Centre, Gwagwalada
I urge FCT residents to adhere to all safety measures. #StaySafe
— Mal. Muhd Musa Bello (@MuhdMusaBello) April 15, 2020
It would be recalled that the FCT had on April 11 said the discharge of 4 sufferers receiving cure for coronavirus in Abuja.
With current reports, there are now 20 discharged Coronavirus sufferers and 58 tested cases in the FCT.
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