Coronavirus Cases In Uganda Rise To 9,  President Museveni To Address Nation

Coronavirus Cases In Uganda Rise To 9, President Museveni To Address Nation

By Spy Uganda

Untold fear has gripped several Ugandans after the
ministry of health announced that the number of confirmed Coronavirus
infections in the country has increased to 9 patients.

Dr Jane Ruth Aceng, the minister for health, announced
on Monday evening that the Ministry had registered eight new cases of
Coronavirus infections, following the first case that had been registered on
Sunday, which brings the total to nine patients.

Dr Aceng said that “There are eight new confirmed cases
of COVID-19 in Uganda. All the eight cases are Ugandan nationals who travelled
back from Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, 
two on  March 20th,
2020,  and six on March 22nd,
aboard the Emirates and Ethiopian Airlines Flights. This brings  the total cumulative number of COVID-19 cases
in the country to nine.”

Minister Aceng added that the Ministry has since
passed a resolution to monitor and or isolate all Ugandans who returned to the
country from the United Arab Emirates in the past two weeks.

 TheSpy Uganda
has also established that as a result of the increase in the number of COVID-19
patients in Uganda, President Yoweri Museveni will address the nation again
about the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic in Uganda.

This will be the fourth time President Museveni is addressing the nation about Coronavirus and according to Don Wanyama, the presidential press boss, Museveni will address the nation this evening at State House Entebbe and the address will be relayed to other media houses by the Presidential Press office.

The President recently issued directives aimed at mitigating
the prevention and spread of COVID-19 among them being the closure of all schools,
universities, tertiary institutions, churches, mosques, bars, night clubs and
other places that necessitate the gathering of many people.

During his Sunday address, President Museveni also advised Ugandans to stay at home, avoid public transport means, and ordered the suspension of passenger flights at Entebbe International Airport, plus closing of all Uganda’s borders, to prevent the entry of foreigners into the country.   

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