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COVID-19: Kano Records Another Two Deaths
The Kano State Ministry of Health has confirmed the death of two COVID-19 patients in the state, bringing the total deaths to three.
This was announced by the ministry on its verified Twitter handle on Monday.
By this announcement, the ministry, has 77 confirmed cases of COVID-19, while no discharge has been made yet.
“As at 12:15pm, 27th, April, 2020, Kano State has recorded an additional 2 deaths of COVID-19,” the ministry stated.
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