Ijoba ipinle Akwa Ibom ti pinu lati ti awon ile iwe to wa ni ipinle na latari ajakale arun egungun COVID-19
O se eleyi lati gbegi dina isele ajakale arun na, nitoripe ipinle na o ti ni enikeni to ni aisan na.
O wa ro gbogbo awon omobibi ipinle na lati mojuto eto imototo ayika ati ara won. Ki gbogbo eniyan ton gbe ni ipinle na ri wipe won fo owo won ni gbogbo igba.
Atejade na ni yi ni ede geesi;
'' I want to advise that we should all continue to observe the simple rules of Personal and Respiratory Hygiene:
Regular hand washing with soap under running water.
b. Use of hand sanitizer where there is no water.
c. Coughing/sneezing into a disposable tissue paper or the cuff of the elbow where no tissue is available and proper disposal of the used tissue.
d. Put on a mask if you cannot properly move away from any person with those symptoms and or give the person a mask to wear.
It is also important to observe SOCIAL DISTANCING, avoid hand shaking, and keep at least six feet away from anyone who is sneezing or coughing.
I would like to remind you of some symptoms of the infection which include: Fever, cough, sore throat, difficulty in breathing, generally feeling unwell (malaise), common cold (catarrh or runny nose, sneezing, cough).
Anyone with these symptoms should self-isolate and invite our Emergency Response Team for assessment and follow-up. WE encourage you to report members of your family or friends with these symptoms to the Ministry of Health. Your report will be held and treated with absolute confidentiality. The Ministry of Health has already provided the emergency telephone numbers for you to contact the State’s emergency team at any time of the day.
Given the measures aforestated, it is our belief that there is no need to shut down our public schools, which are supposed to close in a week’s time.
I urge you to go about your normal duties.''
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