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LASG releases list of coronavirus sampling centres in 20 LGs

Admin April 19, 2020

 

The Lagos State government has decentralised the sampling centres for coronavirus in the state.

The Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Health, Oreoluwa Finnih, announced this in a tweet on Saturday.

Finnih, a public health advocate, explained that the facilities were located across the 20 local government areas of the state.

Some documents attached to the tweet revealed the addresses and contact numbers of the centres where samples would be taken.

In another tweet on Sunday, the State Ministry of Health said the COVID-19 response effort has moved into communities.

It urged the residents in various local governments to locate the sampling centre closest to them through app.alertclinic.com

The ministry advised residents to request a test and choose where they are in Lagos and share their feed back.

According to the government, this is part of efforts to curtail the spread of coronavirus which has killed 19 people in Nigeria.

“COVID19 Response has moved into communities. You can locate the Local Government TESTING CENTER closest to you through AlertClinic”.

“Request a TEST and choose where you are in Lagos. Try it and share your feedback”.

 

 

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