Coronavirus – Nigeria: 626 new cases of COVID-19 Nigeria
03 July 2020 |
12:02 pm
626 new cases of COVID-19 Nigeria; Lagos-193 FCT-85 Oyo-41 Edo-38 Kwara-34 Abia-31 Ogun-29 Ondo-28 Rivers-26 Osun-21 Akwa Ibom-18 Delta-18 Enugu-15 Kaduna-13 Plateau-11 Borno-8 Bauchi-7 Adamawa-5 Gombe-4 Sokoto-1 27,110 confirmed 10,801 discharged 616 deaths Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC).
626 new cases of COVID-19 Nigeria;
Lagos-193 FCT-85 Oyo-41 Edo-38 Kwara-34 Abia-31 Ogun-29 Ondo-28 Rivers-26 Osun-21 Akwa Ibom-18 Delta-18 Enugu-15 Kaduna-13 Plateau-11 Borno-8 Bauchi-7 Adamawa-5 Gombe-4 Sokoto-1
27,110 confirmed
10,801 discharged
616 deaths
Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC).
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