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Lockdown ends in Nigeria's Kano, where coronavirus killed hundreds

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Source: https://business.financialpost.com/...gerias-kano-where-coronavirus-killed-hundreds

Lockdown ends in Nigeria's Kano, where coronavirus killed hundreds
Reuters
July 2, 2020
2:50 PM EDT

ABUJA — The Nigerian state of Kano ended its novel coronavirus lockdown on Thursday, the local ministry of health said, months after an outbreak of what was originally called a “mysterious disease” killed hundreds of citizens.

The easing comes weeks after other parts of Nigeria relaxed restrictions, and marks an effort to resume everyday life in Kano, the commercial and cultural heart of predominantly Muslim northern Nigerian.

In April and early May, roughly 500 people died in the state, a government probe found, saying the deaths were likely due to coronavirus. Local authorities did not acknowledge the outbreak at the time.

Kano’s health ministry on its official Twitter account did not provide details of the state lockdown ending except to say civil servants would return to work from July 6...
 
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