Mamora explained that under supervised self-isolation the affected people are required to stay at home to be monitored by health officials.
The ex-senator said: “In addition, six staff of the hotel where the man lodged that had contact with him have also been identified.
“The others are drivers, the ambulance drivers and service staff, altogether make up the 100 now.’’
According to Mamora, former Speaker, Lagos State House of Assembly, some of the air passengers had travelled out the country and to other states in Nigeria.
“Some of the people the Italian made contact with are established to have travelled; the government has sent an advisory to those states.
“Those who travelled outside the country, if the passengers had left to maybe, the UK, the information will be sent to the WHO office to track down the passengers, wherever they are.
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