COVID-19: NCDC confirms 473 new cases, Lagos records 323 and 4 deaths

On the 7th of August 2021, 473 new confirmed cases and 4 deaths were recorded in Nigeria

On the 7th of August 2021, 473 new confirmed cases and 4 deaths were recorded in Nigeria

Till date, 177615 cases have been confirmed, 165472 cases have been discharged and 2185 deaths have been recorded in 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory

May be an image of text that says 'ID PREVENT COVID-19 7-08 2021 S/N #TakeResponsibilty #COVID19Nigeria STATE Lagos FCT Kaduna Plateau Rivers Number of Cases 65,932 20,083 9,192 9,120 7,960 7,324 4,963 4,850 4,031 Oyo Edo Ogun Kano 10 Ondo Kwara Akwa Ibom Delta Osun Enugu 16 Nasarawa 17 Gombe Katsina 19 19 Ebonyi 20 Anambra Abia 3,264 2,987 2,691 2,636 2,490 2,404 2,189 2,163 2,047 1,923 1,736 Bauchi 24 Benue Borno 26 Adamawa 27 Ekiti Taraba Niger 30 Bayelsa Sokoto 32 Jigawa Yobe Kebbi 1,553 1,366 1,344 1,134 1,031 1,001 961 950 788 562 499 450 438 251 Zamfara 37 Kogi TOTAL 177,615 @NCDCgov COVID19.NCDC.GOV.NG'

The 473 new cases are reported from 13 states- Lagos (323),Akwa Ibom (46), Rivers (41), FCT (20), Ekiti (12), Osun (9), Oyo (9), Ogun (6), Bayelsa (3), Anambra (1), Edo (1), Nasarawa (1), and Plateau (1)

A multi-sectoral national emergency operations centre (EOC), activated at Level 2, continues to coordinate the national response activities

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