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There Was An Error In Number Of COVID-19 Cases Announced Saturday – NCDC

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April 19, 2020
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There Was An Error In Number Of COVID-19 Cases Announced Saturday – NCDC

Chikwe Ihekweazu

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The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has said there was an error in the number of new COVID-19 cases announced on Saturday.

According to the centre, the new case recorded against Ekiti was in error as there was no new case in the state.

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The centre had on Saturday announced 49 new cases of COVID-19 assigning one to Ekiti State thus bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the state to four and in Nigeria to 542.

However, in a tweet on Sunday, NCDC said there was an error in the verification process.

The tweet read: “Yesterday, we erroneously reported one new case in Ekiti. This was wrong and was caused by an error in the verification process.

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“Therefore, as at April 18 2020, there are 541 confirmed cases, 166 discharged and 19 deaths.

Ekiti state has 3 confirmed cases, NOT 4

“We apologise to the Government of Ekiti State for this error.

“We remain committed to improving our quality control processes, to ensure accurate and transparent reporting of cases.

“As at 10:40 pm 18th April, the correct breakdown of cases by state is as follows:

Lagos- 306 , FCT- 81, Kano- 37, Osun- 20, Oyo- 16, Edo- 15, Ogun- 12, Kwara- 9, Katsina- 9,

Bauchi- 6, Kaduna- 6, Akwa Ibom- 6, Delta- 4,

Ekiti- 3 , Ondo- 3, Enugu- 2, Rivers-2, Niger- 2,

Benue- 1 and Anambra- 1.”

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