The hospital’s chief medical director, Kayode Olabanji, announced that at least twenty people, allegedly involved in the ugly act, had been arrested.
Turkish doctors have warned the public to take urgent measures as hospitalisations due to respiratory infection cases have risen sharply.
Mr Ruggajo said the symptoms include red eye disease including itching of the eyes and a burning sensation.
The hoodlums destroyed facilities and whisked away a corpse suspected to be the father of one of them.
“The total enrollment across the state now stands at 115,628 done in 162 PHCs across 25 LGAs,” Mr Abba said.
Mr Ayuk confirmed that one case was identified in Obubura and two in Biase.
Mr Nwokwu said that the policy, inaugurated in 2021, was meant to institutionalise hospice and palliative care services in Nigeria.
“The long-term consequences of drug use among youths can have severe impacts on various aspects of their lives,” said the psychologist.
NAPTIP and UNODC have called for more collaborative efforts to combat human trafficking in Nigeria.
The Labour Party leader commended the hospital for the wonderful work they are doing in the areas of health, education and poverty reduction.
