COVID-19: Muslim women told to stay home as govt reopens mosques

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Kwara State government has given conditions to reopen worship centres from Friday, June 5. Mr Kayode Alabi, the Deputy Governor and Chairman of the Technical Committee on COVID-19, while briefing newsmen in Ilorin on Wednesday, said worship centers will reopen if they satisfy certain criteria already agreed with various religious bodies in the State. One

Kwara State government has given conditions to reopen worship centres from Friday, June 5.

“The meeting with religious leaders centered around whether or not to reopen the worship centres across the state, as suggested by the Federal Government. ”Each worship centre shall make provisions for hand washing or hand sanitiser and infrared thermometer The government added that ablution spots will not be made available for now as Muslims are urged to perform that at home.

“Each worship centre must dedicate a few minutes before service or prayers to educate attendants about COVID-19 and its dangers,” the deputy governor added.

 

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