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From Mustapha Adamu, Kano
Kano State Government has warned that it will not hesitate to bring the full weight of the law to bear on any person or organisation caught breaching public health regulations and protocols with regards to the control of the pandemic in the state. Recall that, the state government, through Deputy Coordinator, Technical Response, Dr Sabitu Shuaibu Shanono in a presentation of the state’s COVID-19 Epidemiology at a press briefing by the Kano State Taskforce on COVID-19, held at the government house on Wednesday, disclosed that the state has recorded 17 deaths and 827 cases of the infection from November, 2020 to January 2021.
From Mustapha Adamu, Kano
Kano state has recorded no fewer than 17 deaths between December, 2020 and January, 2021 as the country experiences a resurgence of the dreaded Corona virus disease. Deputy Coordinator, Technical Response, Dr Sabitu Shuaibu Shanono disclosed this in a presentation of the state’s COVID-19 Epidemiology at a press briefing by the Kano State Taskforce on COVID-19, held at the government house yesterday. Dr Shanono stated that from November, 2020 to January, 2021, the state has also recorded 827 new cases since the emergence of the second wave of the pandemic. According to him, out of the 827 cases, 289 are still on admission and receiving treatment, adding that the state government had now recorded 17 total number of deaths since the index case that was recorded on April 11th, 2020.
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Kano State Government says it has recorded 17 deaths and 827 new cases between November 2020 and January.
Dr Sabitu Shanono, the Deputy Coordinator, Technical Response of the state task force on COVID -19, disclosed this during a sensitisation meeting with five Emirs and 50 district heads in the state.
“From November 2020 to January 2021, the state has also recorded 827 new cases since the coming of the second wave of the pandemic.
“Two hundred and eighty-nine are still on admission receiving treatment, the state government has now recorded 71 total death since the index case that was recorded in April 2020,” he explained.
Dr Sabitu Shanono, the Deputy Coordinator, Technical Response of the state task force on COVID-19, disclosed this during a sensitisation meeting with five Emirs and 50 district heads in the state.