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COVID-19: INEC Deploys Additional 39 Vehicles To PTF For Contact Tracing, Surveillance

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April 29, 2020
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COVID-19: INEC Deploys Additional 39 Vehicles To PTF For Contact Tracing, Surveillance

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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has deployed 39 additional vehicles to support the Presidential Task Force (PTF) on COVlD-19 in contact tracing, surveillance, laboratory and infection prevention in Kano and Plateau.

This was disclosed in a statement issued by INEC’s National Commissioner and Chairman, Voter Education Committee, Mr. Festus Okoye, in Abuja, on Tuesday.

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He said that the vehicles were deployed in response to the request by the PTF to facilitate the movement of medical personnel for massive contact tracing and testing in the two state.

Recall that INEC earlier on April 3, deployed about 100 vehicles to six states of Lagos, Osun, Oyo, Kano, Rivers and FCT to support the PTF in combating the COVID-19.

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Okoye, in the statement, said: “ln response to request by the PTF on combating COVlD-19 for more vehicles to support the national emergency against the Coronavirus pandemic, the Commission has deployed about 39 additional vehicles.

“Thirty pick up vans have been deployed to Kano to facilitate the movement of medical personnel for massive contact tracing and testing in the State while nine vehicles have been assigned to Plateau.”

He assured that the Commission would continue to work with all agencies and stakeholders to combat COVlD-19 in the country, reiterating INEC’s appeal to Nigerians to stay safe by complying with the advise of the medical authorities.

Tags: Covid-19Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)INEC Deploys Additional 39 VehiclesINEC’s National Commissioner and ChairmanMr. Festus OkoyePresidential Task Force (PTF) on COVlD-19surveillanceTo PTF For Contact TracingVoter Education Committee
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