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Apr 29, 20204 min read

Kano Confirms 38 Additional Cases of COVID-19

Kano Confirms 38 Additional Cases of COVID-19
Galaxy TV · Health desk · Lagos

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The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control has recorded 38 fresh cases of COVID-19 in Kano.

The centre announced this on Tuesday in a tweet on its verified handle.

Galaxy TV news recalled that Kano had 77 cases of the novel coronavirus disease before the Tuesday update. Hence the total active case of COVID-19 in the state now stands at 115.

Kano has recorded hundreds of mysterious deaths in the last two weeks.

Kano has however recorded three confirmed COVID-19 deaths since the index case of coronavirus on April 11th.

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