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Lagos Records 2 New COVID-19 Cases, Discharged 55, Toll Reaches 179

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April 12, 2020

The Lagos State Government, Sunday, says 55 previously infected COVID-19 patients have recovered and discharged from isolation centres in the state but has recorded two new confirmed cases, bringing total confirmed cases to 179.

According to the Lagos state Ministry of Health, of the 55 patients, five patients comprises of 4 females and 1 male were discharged on Sunday.

But two new cases reported on Sunday has bring the total confirmed cases in the state to 179 minus 3 earlier Lagos COVID-19 cases that were transferred to Ogun State.

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