Quarantined South African Woman In Lagos Tests Negative

The minister of Health, Prof. Onyebuchi Chukwu has said the South African woman earlier quarantined in Lagos after landing at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport where she showed symptoms of the virus has tested negative to it. He however disclosed that, she would still be examined further to check if she has any other infectious disease.

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