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Lagos issues hotels, clubs, establishments preventive hygiene guidelines against Ebola outbreak

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The Lagos State Government urged operators of high-density public venues, including hotels, nightclubs, event centres, lounges and restaurants to lead efforts to prevent possible Ebola transmission.

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Lagos issues hotels, clubs, establishments preventive hygiene guidelines against Ebola outbreak

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