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Two run-away COVID-19 positive persons apprehended in Kaduna

Admin May 11, 2020

Nasir el-Rufai

Security agencies have successfully tracked down the two COVID-19 positive persons who fled their homes shortly after they were notified of their test results.
In a statement on Sunday, the commissioner of Health in Kaduna State, Dr Amina Baloni warned that it is illegal and dangerous for Covid-19 positive patients to switch off their phones and make themselves inaccessible to health authorities after being notified of their test results.’’

The Commissioner of Health in Kaduna State Dr. Amina Baloni confirmed that both persons are now at the isolation centre.

Dr Baloni disclosed that two persons were duly informed that they had tested positive while on isolation on Friday.

“Health officials subsequently notified them that a team will be coming to convey them to the isolation centre for treatment. These persons subsequently switched off their phones and have remained incommunicado,’’ she revealed.

The Health Commissioner noted that ‘the reckless action of the absconded positive patients is not only endangering themselves but their families and the larger community.

“Similar irresponsible conduct by some Covid-19 positive cases has been reported in another state. It is a pattern of behaviour that must be stopped because it is patently dangerous to public safety, ” she warned.

The Kaduna State Ministry of Health had earlier warned the two persons who tested positive for COVID-19 to submit themselves for treatment at the isolation centre.

The ministry also mandated security agents to track and fish out the two persons before they spread the virus to other members of the public.

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