CoronaVirus UpdatesHeadlines Coronavirus: American testing positive in Lagos evacuated By maritimemag April 2, 2020 ShareTweet 0 An American who tested positive for coronavirus in Lagos has been evacuated to the US. The Lagos State Commissioner for Health, Prof. Akin Abayomi, made this known on Wednesday while giving an update on his Twitter handle. Abayomi said the last confirmed coronavirus case recorded in the state was on Tuesday. According to the commissioner, “The total #COVID-19 cases in Lagos is now 82. Eight patients have so far been discharged following their full recovery. One of the confirmed cases, who is an American citizen, has been evacuated to the USA.” Nigeriamaritime360.com had earlier reported that The United States Mission in Nigeria had commenced evacuation of its citizens from Nigeria on the heels of Germany, Israel, and France evacuating their nationals following the rising cases of coronavirus disease in the country. The Embassy confirmed the development Monday night on its official Twitter handle, @US Mission Nigeria. It said multiple emergency flights departing from Lagos and Abuja had been confirmed for this week. The mission asked Americans booked for the flight not to come to the airport until they had been contacted by officials. © 2020, maritimemag. All rights reserved.
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