The Kano government says it has quarantined 2000 almajiri kids to curb the spread of COVID-19 in the state.
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Aminu Tsanyawa, commissioner for health, broke the news on Thursday at the opening of the training for rapid response team saddled with the task of managing the children at quarantine centres.
He said the trainees were selected from medical doctors, nurses, community health workers and laboratory scientists to test and screen the almajiri kids at their camps in Kiru, Gabasawa and Karaye local government areas of the state. (The Cable)
