Kano State government has confirmed 65 new cases of COVID-19 out of the test of 1, 348 samples conducted on Sunday.
It was also confirmed that 1205 patients have been discharged and 53 deaths recorded.
This was according to a tweet from the state ministry of health confirming the development on Sunday night.
The tweet equally added that 15 persons have been discharged after testing negative twice to COVID-19.
It was also stated that Kano has conducted a total sample test of 28,846 with total confirmed cases of 1,520 of COVID-19 and active cases of 262.
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