Local news: Anambra state Governor Obiano Relaxes Lockdown, Churches, Markets Open in the state
Anambra State governor, Willie Obiano, has
relaxed the Coronavirus lockdown imposed on the state.
The
governor however, said all boundaries in the state remained closed. He said,
“I am delighted to
tell you that our index case has been discharged and has reunited with the
family. I urge you not to fear but rather exercise your faith in God.
“Following the
outcome of all tests we have conducted so far and the cooperation we have
received from our people in the past three weeks, all food markets, including
restaurants and bars in Anambra State are to reopen for normal business with
immediate effect.”
“Church leaders
should decide how best to conduct mass and service in strict adherence to the
principles of social distancing to ensure that worshippers are not endangered. Please
note that there should no be crusades and vigils for the time being.
He added, “With regards to religious groups, leaders of the church
should ensure that worshippers comply with the standards protocols of COVID-19
which includes wearing of face masks to church, use of hand sanitisers, social
distancing and regular washing of hands.
“All food and drug
markets in the state are to open with immediate effect.
"When to
re-open the schools, as well as when civil servants will be allowed to go back
to offices will be announced soon.”
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