
The federal government, Friday, added Austria and Sweden to its existing list of high-risk countries with widespread community transmission as the world battle the scourge of coronavirus.
Recall that government had last week, also added France, Germany, and Spain to its existing priority list containing China, Japan, Iran, Italy and the Republic of Korea.
Minister of Health, Osagie Ehanire, speaking at a press conference, in Abuja, said travellers from the affected countries will not only undergo secondary screening at the point of entry but also advised to self-isolate for 14 days of entry.
The minister, giving an update on the state of the disease in the country, said the government’s action was not only due to the declaration of the disease as a pandemic by the World Health Organisation but also because of its increasing spread in the affected countries.

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