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Bayelsa records 27 new cases of COVID-19

By NAN
21 June 2020   |   11:45 am
Bayelsa has recorded 27 new cases of COVID-19, which increased the total number of confirmed cases to 155.

Bayelsa has recorded 27 new cases of COVID-19, which increased the total number of confirmed cases to 155.

This was contained in a statement by Dr Inodu Nathaniel-Akpoku, Co-Chairman of the state COVID-19 task force on Sunday in Yenagoa.

“Let’s break the transmission of COVID-19 by adhering to recommended public health advisories.

“Wear facemask in public places maintain social distancing, wash your hands regularly take responsibility stay safe,” he said.

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