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the facility managers in charge of selected Primary Health Centres have been urged to desist from hoarding the COVID-19 Personal Protective Equipment.
The Clinic Officer of the Gombe State Planned Parenthood Federation of Nigeria, Bathsheba Kala, said the PPEs must be used for the good of all and not to be kept.
She spoke at the distribution of COVID-19 preventive equipment in Akko and Gombe Local Government Areas of the state. The items were provided with the support of the United Nations Population Fund to 32 Primary Health Centres in the two LGAs.
“We selected 32 clinics; 16 each in Akko and Gombe LGAs respectively. Those are the clinics that have benefitted from the distribution. Personal Protective Equipment is very important at this crucial time, now that the second wave of coronavirus is raging.
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As the spike in the cases of COVID-19 hits some states in the country, Delta says there is no cause for alarm.
The state Commissioner for Information, Mr Charles Aniagwu, in a chat with
Tribune Online on Saturday, joked: “we are cool; the situation is not like before and we are praying it remains so.”
He, therefore, urged the people of the state to continue to observe the protocols of regular social distancing, wearing of face masks and washing of hands.
The commissioner, however, warned that the state government would not tolerate any breach of the protocols, especially the wearing of face masks across the state.