The state government confirmed this in a report via its Twitter handle in the early hours of Wednesday.
Although the government didn’t specifically state that the 32 cases were all health workers, the Chairman of the Nigeria Medical Association in the state, Sanusi Bala, confirmed this to Channels Television.
#COVID19KN Update as at 11:55pm 5th May 2020
*️⃣ 32 new cases of #COVID19Kano cases confirmed.
*️⃣ Total confirmed cases in @KanostateNg are now 397.
*️⃣ 3 #COVID19Kano patients were discharged.#StayAtHomeStaySafe #MaskUpKano #PrayForKano pic.twitter.com/A8oBed8Fbx— Kano State Ministry of Health (@KNSMOH) May 5, 2020
The new infections bring the total number of cases recorded in the state to 397.
Three have, however, recovered and been discharged while eight persons have died.