Lagos State discharges 31 coronavirus patients

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On Monday, 31 fully recovered COVID19 Lagos patients; 15 females & 16 males, all Nigerians were discharged from Isolation facilities to reunite with the society.



The patients;
13 from Agidingbi,
8 from Onikan,
8 from Gbagada,
1 from Mainland Infectious Disease Hospital, Yaba and 1 from LUTH Isolation Centres were discharged after full recovery and testing negative to COVID19.


With this, the number of Coronavirus cases successfully managed & discharged from Lagos Isolation Centres has risen to 1771.


This was disclosed by Lagos State, through the the Lagos State Ministry Of Health official Twitter account, @LSMOH.

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