SECOND WAVE OF COVID-19 IS HERE

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The second wave of corona virus is upon us and we ought to work collectively to stop the spread. The figures from Nigeria center for Disease Control (NCDC) continue to rise and may linger unabated if we don't comply to  all the safety measures prescribed.

As at yesterday, 19th December 2020,NCDC recorded 920 new cases of covid-19 in Nigeria. The people infected are most likely to have interacted with the populace,which implies that some of the people who fail to protect themselves during such interaction may add to the number of potential cases in the coming days or weeks.

Therefore,it is important we adhere to all the preventive measures such as:

✅Wearing a face mask

✅Observing physical distancing

✅Washing your hands frequently with soap under running water

✅Cough/sneeze into your bent elbow


#togetheragainstcorona


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