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Transport minister orders compulsory use of nose masks for all public transport passengers.

2020-04-11
No: 48

Transport minister orders compulsory use of nose masks for all public transport passengers.

Since Wednesday April 8, all public transport passengers were compelled to put on nose masks before boarding any means of transport.

According to a release from Transport Minister, Ernest Massena Ngalle Bibehe, the move falls in line with the implementation of Government’s measures to stop the propagation of the Coronavirus pandemic which has already affected six out of Cameroon’s ten regions.

Minister Ngalle Bibehe in his release called on Administrations and companies under the Ministry of Transport, Transport sector operators, regional and Divisional Delegates of Transport as well as forces of law and order to make sure the above decision is strictly respected in their area of competence.

In one month, Cameroon has confirmed six hundred and fifty-eight Coronavirus cases with figures increases every day, nine deaths and seventeen recoveries.

In a press briefing last Friday in Yaounde, the Minister of Public Health, Dr Malachie Manouda indicated the number of infected cases will rise owing to the massive sensitization and screening campaign underway in Douala, Littoral region of Cameroon and second most affected area.