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JUBILATION IN ENUGU AS TWO COMFIRMED CASES OF COVID 19 PATIENT S,HAVE TESTED NAGATIVE IN A RANDOM TEST CARRIED OUT IN THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH ENUGU,AMID 10 PREVIOUS COMFIRMED POSITIVE CASES .

Good news from the ministry of health department in Enugu state.

The information reaching us from the Government of Enugu State updates on COVID 19, is that two amongst the 10 comfimed tested positive cases of COVID 19,have tested nagative and plans are been made for their release.

according to the commissioner for health in Enugu state, associate prof,Obi Emmanuel in his statement,stated thus;

Two COVID-19 confirmed positive cases in Enugu State have become NEGATIVE!

The Enugu State Ministry of Health is happy to announce that two (2) of the ten (10) previously active COVID-19 cases undergoing treatment in Enugu State have now tested negative and are being assessed for discharge from the isolation and treatment centre where they have been receiving treatment. 

These two cases are the three-year old and 13-year old contacts of the 3rd case in Enugu, the indigene of Bauchi State with a positive travel history to and from Jos, Plateau State. 

The unwavering support and commitment of the Enugu State Government ably led by His Excellency, Rt. Hon. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi has continued to yield good results as the motivated staff of the State Ministry of Health continue to work tirelessly to identify, isolate and treat COVID-19 cases in the state.

The good people of Enugu State are still encouraged to continue to comply with the directives of the Federal Government, the Enugu State Government on containment of the spread of COVID-19 as well as the precautionary measures in the public health advisory of the Federal Ministry of Health, the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), and the Enugu State Ministry of Health. 

The best options remain:

To stay home when it is not necessary to go out. 

To wear a facemask/covering whenever you must go out. 
 
To keep a safe distance from other people at all times, which is social/physical distancing protocol and avoid crowded places 

To practice good respiratory hygiene (when coughing or sneezing). 

To clean surfaces with a 1 in 6 concentration of bleach and water. 

To wash your hands with soap for 20 seconds under running water as often as possible. 

And when facilities for handwashing are unavailable, to sanitize your hands as often as possible using an alcohol-based hand sanitizer

When You do these, you protect me, and when I do these, I protect you.

Keep staying safe!

Signed 
Obi Emmanuel Ikechukwu 
Commissioner for Health, Enugu State.

Enugu State is in the hands of God! ##

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