Sierra Leone will start a 3-day lockdown starting Sunday 5 April, 2020 to Tuesday 7 April 2020. This was according to information from the National Coordinator for COVID-19 Response team Brigadier (Retired) Kellie Hassan Conteh, today at the Ministry of Information and Communications emergency press briefing today 1 April 2020.
This lock-down will affect the whole country.
Sierra Leone announced its first case of Coronavirus yesterday 31 March 2020 and in less than 24 hours a second case has been confirmed, the victim a a female medical doctor who is part of the emergency response team in Freetown.
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