The Lagos State Government, has placed Ahmmadiyyah Hospital, Ojokoro, in Lagos where the patient with the first Lassa fever virus case was first admitted. under surveillance.In a statement released by Dr Jide Idris, the Lagos State commissioner for Health on Saturday, the 15 in-patients and other 25 health workers in the facility are being monitored.

“Ahmmadiyyah Hospital where the first case of the disease in Lagos was reported is now under surveillance and there will be no service delivery in the facility until further notice” Idris said.
“The 15 in-patients and other 25 health workers in the facility are being monitored.”
“The deadly disease was purportedly contacted by a 25-year-old male undergraduate student of the Ahmadu Bello University, ABU, Zaria in Kaduna State,” the statement made available to newsmen, added.

Idris said that the Lassa fever case was the first occurrence in the state claiming that the government was doing its best to curtail its spread.
“In view of the Lassa fever, a zoonotic virus transmitted when a human comes into contact with an infected rat’s faeces, urine, or the bodily fluids of an infected human, the Lagos State Government has called on residents of the State to be calm.Read more at: http://solohotgists..com.ng/2016/01/lagos-hospital-has-been-suspends-its.html

Mhen this your engrish can make someone commit suicide and run away.

better for the country