Enugu Govt bans weddings, burial ceremonies, civil servants to work from home

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The Enugu State Government, on Tuesday, banned all forms of social and political gatherings.
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This comes as the threat of coronavirus continues to worsen globally.

The ban was announced by Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of the State during a state-wide broadcast.

Included in the ban are marriage and burial ceremonies, as well as all forms of political gatherings.

Governor Ugwuanyi equally announced that civil servants and public servants would now henceforth work from home.

More to come…

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