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    COVID-19 : Nigeria’ Total Infections Exceed 11,000 315 Deaths

    Deborah AdegokeBy Deborah AdegokeJune 4, 2020Updated:June 9, 2020No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC has announced that Nigeria’s total number of infections has reached 11,166 as it adds 348 new COVID-19 cases.

    NCDC which made the disclosure late Wednesday, June 3, 2020 noted that 163 of the new cases were recorded in Lagos, 76 in the FCT and 23 in Ebonyi.

    Other affected states were Rivers with 21 cases, Delta, Nasarawa and Niger with eight each, Enugu with six, five each in Bauchi, Edo, Ekiti, Ondo and Gombe, four in Benue, two in Ogun, and one each in Osun, Plateau, Kogi and Anambra.

    A total of 3,329 have been discharged, while 315 deaths have been recorded.

    348 new cases of #COVID19;

    Lagos-163
    FCT-76
    Ebonyi-23
    Rivers-21
    Delta-8
    Nasarawa-8
    Niger-8
    Enugu-6
    Bauchi-5
    Edo-5
    Ekiti-5
    Ondo-5
    Gombe-5
    Benue-4
    Ogun-2
    Osun-1
    Plateau-1
    Kogi-1
    Anambra-1

    11166 cases of #COVID19Nigeria
    Discharged: 3329
    Deaths: 315#TakeResponsibility pic.twitter.com/h9TbFuQT80

    — NCDC (@NCDCgov) June 3, 2020

    Globally, the novel coronavirus has killed at least 382,016 people since the outbreak first emerged in China last December.

    At least 6,440,940 cases of coronavirus have been registered in 196 countries and territories. Of these, at least 2,768,700 are now considered recovered, according to a tally by AFP as of 7pm on Wednesday.

    The country with the highest number of deaths compared to its population is Belgium with 82 fatalities per 100,000 inhabitants, followed by Britain with 59, Spain 58, Italy 56, and Sweden 45.

    Europe overall has 180,875 deaths from 2,201,170 cases, the United States and Canada have 114,154 deaths from 1,933,881 infections, Latin America and the Caribbean 55,010 deaths from 1,104,571 cases, Asia 17,391 deaths from 598,331 cases, the Middle East 9,900 deaths from 434,110 cases, Africa 4,555 deaths from 160,282 cases, and Oceania 131 deaths from 8,599 cases.

    States AffectedNo. of Cases (Lab Confirmed)No. of Cases (on admission)No. DischargedNo. of Deaths
    Lagos5,4404,49587867
    Kano97060731845
    FCT76353820520
    Katsina37124410819
    Edo3412507714
    Oyo317212987
    Kaduna2971141758
    Borno2969517526
    Ogun2821131609
    Jigawa2741291405
    Rivers2691777616
    Bauchi246162228
    Gombe169381247
    Sokoto11549714
    Kwara11173371
    Plateau10925822
    Delta10671278
    Nasarawa8866193
    Zamfara760715
    Ebonyi635580
    Yobe5221247
    Osun478354
    Akwa Ibom4529142
    Adamawa4211274
    Niger413191
    Imo3925140
    Kebbi330294
    Ondo338214
    Ekiti255182
    Enugu2412120
    Bayelsa211182
    Taraba188100
    Abia15870
    Benue131210
    Anambra12831
    Kogi3300
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