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Tragedy, As Nigeria Records Another COVID-19 Death Case In Lagos

The Lagos State Government on Wednesday announced another death from one of its Coronavirus (COVID-19) patients.

Commissioner for Health in the state, Akin Abayomi, gave the update on Twitter.

In his tweet on Wednesday, Professor Abayomi stated that the victim is a 66-year-old citizen of the United Kingdom.

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According to Prof Abayomi, the victim travelled from India via Dubai and entered Lagos on the 17th of March, 2020.

He said, “Lagos recorded another ‪#COVID19‬ related death; a 66 year old Briton, who travelled from India via Dubai to Lagos on March 17, 2020.

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The Commissioner also confirmed that cases of Coronavirus had increased by 10, bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the state to 130.

He further disclosed that another COVID-19 patient has been discharged after full recovery, this brings the number of discharged patients to 32.

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