Mr Sanwo-Olu said the state was working on restoring the healthcare sector into the mainstream economy.
Mr Abayomi said that the panel headed by the Chief Medical Director, LASUTH, Prof. Adetokunbo Fabanwo, would submit a comprehensive report on the matter in seven days.
The LG chairman said the sensitisation would take place every week.
The commissioner noted that training in these areas was a continuous process.
The Lagos state government says it will set up an In vitro Fertilisation (IVF) Assisted Reproductive Therapy Programme and Endometriosis Centre at the Lagos Island Maternity Hospital
He appealed to Lagos state residents to exercise patience as efforts were being made to ensure that there was no recurrence.
The Speaker, Mudashiru Obasa, made this known at plenary.
The state had on March 10 and March 12 discharged 53 patients involved in the accident from three state hospitals.
Abayomi disclosed that the fatality figure from the accident remains six, which include two at the site of the accident and four at LASUTH during resuscitation.
“They are working on the modalities for the distribution and administration of the vaccines today.”
