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ABUJA/LAGOS, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Nigeria, Africa's most
populous nation, told people to avoid travel to China for at
least two weeks because of a spreading coronavirus outbreak, and
instructed those returning from China to self-quarantine for the
same length of time.
Health Minister Osagie Ehanire also said those showing
symptoms of the virus would be taken into mandatory quarantine
in hospital.
The virus, with its epicentre in the Chinese city of Wuhan,
has killed 170 people in China and rattled global markets, with
cases reported in at least 16 countries. There have been no confirmed cases of the virus in Africa,
though Sudanese officials reported two suspected cases.
Nigerian officials have directed airlines to report any sick
passengers before planes land. The two major airports, in Lagos
and the capital of Abuja, are already using temperature monitors
to screen passengers. [https:// Nigeria imports more from China than its other top two
import sources combined, and in the second quarter of last year,
Chinese goods accounted for a quarter of all imports, according
to Stears Business, a Nigerian business publishing group.