COVID-19: Masari orders screening at all entry points

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From Augustine Okezie, Katsina

 

Katsina State Governor, Aminu Bello Masari on Sunday in Government House Katsina decried the attitude of those refusing to be screened at entry points including halls of event, shopping malls and other public places to be screened, warning that coronavirus doesn’t recognize personality nor look at faces

Masari who made the above declaration during a news briefing also rolled out other sever measures which he said were urgently needed to be put in place to speed up efforts in other to stem the spread of the virus in the state

Some of the newly introduced measures which he rolled out include: instructing shop owners, evens and managers of tourist and entrainment placers to position hand sanitizers and other screening practices at their entrances.

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He also ordered a review of the transportation system especially those on interstate boundaries to ensure efficient hygienic practices especially at the motor parks

He warned households not to withhold the identity of their relations the returned from abroad, but to isolate them for the mandatory 14 days and report to hospitals immediately symptoms of the virus were noticed.

The Governor also ordered security agencies to go round the shops and public places to enforce the measures he has introduce

He said’ ’government is making available funding to the Ministry of Health to ensure our hospitals are better positioned with basic requirements that shall include personal protective equipment and other supportive commodities to handle any eventuality should a confirmed be identified’’

He also disclosed that the state government is building an emergency infectious disease ward in General Amadi Rimi Specialist hospital in addition to the temporary isolation at general hospital in Katsina

He urged the people of the state to remain prayerful and to cooperate with health officials in the fight against the pandemic

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