Health facilities, Illegal health clinics, Quackery, Auxiliary nurses, Living rooms within health facilities, Poor health facilities, Non-registration of health facilities, BRT fares, Zone structures, Fraudulent commuters

PM News . 18 June 2008 . Pg 5

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The Lagos State Government has shut down 50 illegal health facilities in the state for various offenses, including quackery and lack of qualified personnel. The affected health facilities include clinics and maternity centers. The government also announced that it will not increase fares for Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) services, despite the recent increase in diesel price. Instead, the government will enforce the existing zone structure to prevent fraudulent commuters.

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The Lagos State Government has shut down 50 illegal health facilities in the state for various offenses, including quackery and lack of qualified personnel. The affected health facilities include clinics and maternity centers. The government also announced that it will not increase fares for Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) services, despite the recent increase in diesel price. Instead, the government will enforce the existing zone structure to prevent fraudulent commuters.