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Coronavirus: Lagos records 17 COVID-19 related deaths in 2 days – Akin Abayomi

byTayo Aderinola
03/06/2020
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Prof Akin Abayomi, Lagos State Commissioner for Health
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Lagos State has recorded another eight COVID-19 related deaths, increasing the infection mortality in Lagos to 67, says the Lagos state Commissioner for Health, Prof. Akin Abayomi.

Abayomi stated this in his verified twitter handle on Tuesday, adding that the deaths were recorded on Monday, June 1.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalled that Abayomi had earlier announced that the state recorded nine COVID-19 related deaths on May 31.

Currently, the total COVID-19 related deaths in Lagos now stands at 67.

Abayomi, however, did not give additional information about the sex, age, nationality or medical conditions of the deceased.

The Commissioner added that the state recorded 192 new COVID-19 infections, increasing the total number of cases in Lagos to 5151.

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