Akwa Ibom discharges three COVID-19 patients

By our reporter| Three COVID-19 patients were on Sunday discharged in Akwa Ibom state after testing negative for the disease twice.

Two of the patients, Ememobong Udofa, a pharmacist, and Otobong Asuquo, a medical doctor, expressed their appreciation to the state COVID-19 medical team.

Asuquo who described their treatment as “top-notch”, advised residents to adhere to safety guidelines against the disease.

Asuquo said he knew the symptoms of the disease and that he isolated himself for 10 days while he reached out to the state medical team to come to his aid.

Udofia said, “The treatment here has been topnotch. There is a difference between how I came in here and how I am today.”

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“I was well taken care of and I commend Governor Udom Emmanuel for his proactive stance against the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic and the medical team led by the Commissioner for Health, for the facilities put in place here. It helped in my speedy recovery.”

Dominic Ukpong, the state commissioner of health, said the government would not relent in its effort to contain the disease, as testing centres being set up by the state government would be ready soon.

Akwa Ibom currently has 12 confirmed cases of the disease, with one death.

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