Lagos State government has given a public notice that it has started an intensive contact tracing for the passengers that traveled with the third confirmed case of Coronavirus on British Airways.

The state Commissioner for Health, Prof. Akin Abayomi, who disclosed this at a media briefing in Lagos, gave a public plea to those passengers that boarded the same plane with the victim to speak out so they can be given the necessary health care so as to prevent the spread of the virus.

He said that the third COVID-19 case came on a BA75 flight that arrived in Lagos on March 13, and had since been transferred to the infectious diseases Hospital at Yaba as a preventive measure and monitoring, together with her parents and one sibling.

Abayomi said: “We have started the contact tracing process and thankfully she obeyed the instruction and she confined herself to her home where she has been in contact with her immediate family.

“That helps us tremendously in contact tracing.

“We will be reaching out to the passengers of...SEE MORE

This flu is not even afraid of the bloody hot climate.

Oh, its imported, and will meet its dead under the heat of hell.

Lagos again?

The price of being the commercial center of the country.

U mean Ghost of the victim ...cos I heard she is still at her home eating Amala and Ewedu