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Gombe discharges 39 covid-19 patients
The Gombe State Government on Tuesday said it again discharged 39 covid-19 patients after undergoing successful treatment at the state’s isolation center.
This was disclosed by Chairman of the state Taskforce on covid-19, Idris Mohammed in Gombe.
According to him, the patients were discharged on Tuesday May 12, after their results returned negative from the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC).
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Mohammed also disclosed that the state currently has 58 active cases, and recorded one death from the COVID-19 pandemic, adding that the total number of patients discharged in the state was now 59.
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