The Kaduna State Government said its recommendations and suggestions that have emerged from the consultations with stakeholders in the state will help strengthen the re-opening strategy.
The Deputy Governor and Chairperson, State Taskforce on COVID-19, Dr. Hadiza Sabuwa Balarabe, in a statement, explained that the draft guidelines and discussion documents shared with the stakeholders would be improved with inputs received. She added, “Clear protocols and guidelines for the reopening of approved sectors will be published before the current Quarantine Order expires on Tuesday, 9th June 2020. This will spell out what is required and the measures to be taken in the economic and social sectors that will reopen.”
The Kaduna State Government, therefore, appealed to all citizens to patiently await the publication of the guidelines in a few days and a formal announcement on the re-opening of permitted sectors. “Citizens should avoid precipitate and illegal action. Having endured so much already, it is only prudent to allow the sacrifices that have been made to be followed by a safe and responsible reopening that builds on the suggestions and recommendations of stakeholders and the health protocols of our Ministry of Health,” the statement emphasized.
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