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BREAKING: 15 NYSC Members Test Positive For Coronavirus

Report reaching OnyxNews Nigeria states that fifteen members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) serving in Niger state have tested positive for coronavirus.
This online news platform understands that the state Commissioner for Health, Dr Muhammed Makusidi made this known on Thursday January 28 during a meeting with the state governor, Abubakar Sani-Bello on measures to put in place to prevent the spread of the ravaging virus in the state.
Makusidi said, out of the 16 active cases in the state, 15 are NYSC members.
He added that so far, the state has recorded a total of 695 confirmed cases spread across 22 out of the 25 local Government Areas and 14 deaths.
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Similarly, Governor Sani-Bello has declared those who don’t use face masks will face a mobile court and pay a fine of N5,000. He also directed the Commissioner for Justice and Attorney General to prepare an executive order for the enforcement of compulsory use of face masks in the State.
According to Governor Sani-Bello the order will take effect from Monday, 1st of February, 2021, explaining that since enforcing a lockdown is not feasible for now, the use of masks will become compulsory and mobile courts will be established for the prosecution of violators.
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