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Osun Records 4 New Cases, Discharges 11 Covid-19 Patients

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The Government of the State of Osun on Sunday announced the discovery of 4 new Covid-19 cases in the State.

The State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Rafiu Isamotu, who disclosed this in a statement also confirmed the discharge of 11 patients from the State’s Treatment and Isolation Centre.

Dr. Isamotu while appealing to citizens and residents of the State to always observe all the precautionary measures laid down by the State against the spread of the virus, noted that the cases were contacts of previous cases in the State.

He also added that with the latest development, the number of confirmed cases in the State, as at July 19 stand at 339 with 175 active cases.

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