Coronavirus: Nigerian pilot refuses to let passengers out over suspected case of disease

 A pilot took preventive measure in Kano state by not allowing passengers disembark over suspected case of Coronavirus The pilot wanted a suspected case of coronavirus  and others to be quarantined, hence his refusal to let everyone off the plane Nigeria and some countries are currently battling with coronavirus pandemic A pilot working with Air Peace has refused to let passengers disembark in Kano state after flying them from Lagos over a suspected case of coronavirus. 
The disclosure was made by a Twitter user, Ali Grema, who said the pilot awaited the arrival of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) before the door to the plane could be opened. 
The man, identified as Salihu Umar, said he had commenced self-isolation and was waiting for health personnel to evacuate him to Gwagwalada isolation centre in Abuja. He tweeted: "I have just tested positive for COVID19. At the moment, I am still under self isolation as health personnel make their way to my house for evacuation to Gwagwalada isolation centre. "My neighbours and employer have been notified accordingly." 

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