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Nollywood actors attends colourful naming ceremony of Baby Munir Neji Nwoko in Abuja
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Nollywood actors attends colourful naming ceremony of Baby Munir Neji Nwoko in Abuja

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Covid-19: Passengers With Cold, Malaria May Be Denied Boarding, say Aero Contractors July 2, 2020 The Managing Director of Aero Contractors, Capt. Ado Sanusi, has advised persons with malaria and cold not to bother going to the airport because they may not be allowed to board. Sanusi said this on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily programme on Thursday. He said, “I will like to point out that if you have malaria or common cold, do not come to the airport because there is a high possibility that you are going to be denied boarding. This is the new normal that we are going to see. The main thing for the airlines is to make sure that the airplanes are safe and that is what we’re doing.” When asked if a passenger who comes with a doctor’s report stating that he has malaria would be allowed to board, Sanusi said his airline would still not board such a person unless he comes with a negative COVID-19 test result. Sanusi added, “My airline would not allow someone with a doctor’s report that says I have malaria. I would rather have him come with a COVID-19 test result certifying that he is free from COVID-19.” The Aero Contractors boss said persons who sneeze and cough mid-air would be isolated on the aeroplane and treated as suspected COVID-19 cases. He said when the plane lands, such persons would be handed over to the port health authorities. Sanusi added, “If we see anybody sneezing, we will take him as an index passenger. We are not saying that he has allergies. We will take him as an index passenger till we have handed him over to the port health authorities and the trained personnel would be the ones to determine whether he is allergic or has COVID-19. “If a passenger has allergies and starts sneezing, we will take him as an index passenger and there are protocols for that. We have made provisions for passengers to isolate and be taken care of.” He stated that the two-metre spacing recommended by the World Health Organisation would not be feasible on the airplanes but said passengers would be spaced where possible. Sanusi added that as long as passengers wear face masks, then there shouldn’t be any problems. He said there was no data to show that a fewer number of passengers would reduce the possibility of transmission The Aero Contractors MD stated, “The World Health Organisation has made it very clear that physical distancing should be two metres. We cannot achieve two metres inside a single-aisle airplane. The sitting is at most 55 inches. “So, they said if you cannot achieve physical distancing, then you must wear your facial masks. What I want to point out is that the flying public should understand that we have gone through a three-layered approach to ensure that whenever they are seated in the aircraft they are very safe. “We will try and spread as much as we can inside the airplane. As I said, we cannot achieve two-metre spacing between passengers bearing in mind that if a passenger tries to use the restroom, he will have to be close to another passenger. “So, if there is a 60 per cent capacity, we will try and spread the passengers but that is not based on science but emotions and psychology of the passengers.” Punch  
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Covid-19: Passengers With Cold, Malaria May Be Denied Boarding, say Aero Contractors July 2, 2020 The Managing Director of Aero Contractors, Capt. Ado Sanusi, has advised persons with malaria and cold not to bother going to the airport because they may not be allowed to board. Sanusi said this on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily programme on Thursday. He said, “I will like to point out that if you have malaria or common cold, do not come to the airport because there is a high possibility that you are going to be denied boarding. This is the new normal that we are going to see. The main thing for the airlines is to make sure that the airplanes are safe and that is what we’re doing.” When asked if a passenger who comes with a doctor’s report stating that he has malaria would be allowed to board, Sanusi said his airline would still not board such a person unless he comes with a negative COVID-19 test result. Sanusi added, “My airline would not allow someone with a doctor’s report that says I have malaria. I would rather have him come with a COVID-19 test result certifying that he is free from COVID-19.” The Aero Contractors boss said persons who sneeze and cough mid-air would be isolated on the aeroplane and treated as suspected COVID-19 cases. He said when the plane lands, such persons would be handed over to the port health authorities. Sanusi added, “If we see anybody sneezing, we will take him as an index passenger. We are not saying that he has allergies. We will take him as an index passenger till we have handed him over to the port health authorities and the trained personnel would be the ones to determine whether he is allergic or has COVID-19. “If a passenger has allergies and starts sneezing, we will take him as an index passenger and there are protocols for that. We have made provisions for passengers to isolate and be taken care of.” He stated that the two-metre spacing recommended by the World Health Organisation would not be feasible on the airplanes but said passengers would be spaced where possible. Sanusi added that as long as passengers wear face masks, then there shouldn’t be any problems. He said there was no data to show that a fewer number of passengers would reduce the possibility of transmission The Aero Contractors MD stated, “The World Health Organisation has made it very clear that physical distancing should be two metres. We cannot achieve two metres inside a single-aisle airplane. The sitting is at most 55 inches. “So, they said if you cannot achieve physical distancing, then you must wear your facial masks. What I want to point out is that the flying public should understand that we have gone through a three-layered approach to ensure that whenever they are seated in the aircraft they are very safe. “We will try and spread as much as we can inside the airplane. As I said, we cannot achieve two-metre spacing between passengers bearing in mind that if a passenger tries to use the restroom, he will have to be close to another passenger. “So, if there is a 60 per cent capacity, we will try and spread the passengers but that is not based on science but emotions and psychology of the passengers.” Punch  

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IGP inaugurates 3 different committees for community policing in Lagos
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IGP inaugurates 3 different committees for community policing in Lagos

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Voice of Nigeria boss seeks Magu’s confirmation
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Voice of Nigeria boss seeks Magu’s confirmation

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Democracy Day: We must nurture our democracy, says Dr. Michael Nwoko
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Democracy Day: We must nurture our democracy, says Dr. Michael Nwoko

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Woman feared dead in fatal accident on Otedola Bridge
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Woman feared dead in fatal accident on Otedola Bridge

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OPINION: Billionaire Philanthropist,Ned Nwoko and Azuka Jebose’s Falsehoods
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OPINION: Billionaire Philanthropist,Ned Nwoko and Azuka Jebose’s Falsehoods

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Lagos arrests sixty fun seekers for violating lockdown
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Lagos arrests sixty fun seekers for violating lockdown

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