冠状病毒大流行:尼日利亚的情况

F. Abulude, A. Akinnusotu, S. Oluwagbayide, Usha Damodharan, I. Abulude
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COVID - 19是一个肆虐全世界的问题。有许多人死亡,特别是老年人和最脆弱的人。在尼日利亚,这种情况并不罕见。这项研究的目的是量化尼日利亚报告的病例数量。为此,使用了尼日利亚疾病控制中心(NCDC)网站上引用的全球文献、世卫组织COVID-19数据库、其他专家参考的科学文章和书目数据库。结果显示,截至2020年5月16日,尼日利亚记录了288例新确诊病例和3例死亡。迄今为止,在34个州和联邦首都直辖区,已确认5445例病例,已释放778例病例,记录了171例死亡,而拉各斯州在很大程度上受影响,与世界卫生组织公布的病例相比,有36例死亡(确认病例4 425 485例,新病例89 269例,死亡302,059例)。尼日利亚的死亡率约占全球死亡率的0.05%。这可能是因为高温(约30摄氏度),个人摄入大蒜、生姜、蜂蜜和热水,为了阻止传播,尼日利亚政府实施了捂鼻、保持社交距离、对城镇和城市社区进行半封锁的措施。像艾滋病毒和激光热一样,一旦有了足够的疫苗,这种流行病将成为过去的问题。
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Coronavirus Pandemic: Situation in Nigeria
COVID - 19 is an issue ravaging the whole world. Numerous deaths have been recorded particularly elderly individuals and the most vulnerable. In Nigeria, the case isn't extraordinary. The aim of the study was to quantify the number of cases reported in Nigeria. To this effect, the global literature cited in the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) website, the WHO COVID-19 database, other expert-referred scientific articles, and bibliographic databases were used. The results show that as at the sixteenth of May 2020, 288 new affirmed cases and 3 deaths were recorded in Nigeria. Till date, 5445 cases have been affirmed, 778 cases have been released and 171 deaths have been recorded in 34 states and the Federal Capital Territory, While Lagos State is for the most part influenced with 36 deaths in comparison with the cases revealed by the World Health Organization (4,425,485 cases affirmed, 89,269 new cases and 302,059 deaths). The death rate in Nigeria is about 0.05% of the global deaths. The explanation could be because of high temperature (> 30 oC), the intake of garlic, ginger, honey, and heated water by the individuals, and to stop the spread, the Nigerian government has implemented the utilization of nose cover, social distancing, and semi-lockdown of the towns and urban communities. Like HIV and Laser fever this pandemic will be an issue of the past when the adequate vaccine is made available.
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