Coronavirus: Kaduna relaxes curfew, asks residents to stockpile food

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From Femi Oyelola Kaduna

The Kaduna State Government has temporarily relaxed the restriction of movement which was imposed throughout the state to check the spread of COVID-19.
This was disclosed in a state broadcast by, the Deputy Governor of the state, Dr Hadiza Balarabe.
The Deputy Governor said that the curfew will be eased from 3pm this Wednesday to 12 midnight on Thursday .
Dr Balarabe further said that the measure ‘’ is to enable people to stock up food and other essentials.’’
According to her, ‘’Subsequently, the restriction of movement will be lifted every Tuesday and Wednesday. Traders in food and other essentials will open their shops on these two days.’’
Dr Balarabe who apologized for the inconvenience that the restriction of movement has caused, said that the decision was taken because of the extraordinary times which was brought about by COVID-19.
The Deputy Governor appealed to the people of the state to still ‘’observe social distancing, avoid crowded places and to wash our hands regularly.’’

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