Ghana records first coronavirus death,close all borders for two weeks
Ghana will go close all borders from Sunday March 22 midnight as part of plans to fight coronavirus.
Ghana has recorded its first coronavirus death as confirmed by Deputy Health Minister, Alex K. Abban in an interview on Citi TV on Saturday evening.
Abban disclosed that the deceased is a male trader who reported to a health facility in Kumasi with a fever and cough. He was confirmed as a carrier of the virus on March 19, 2020.
Prez Akufo-Addo announce this move Saturday evening.
He explain say the borders will remain closed for two weeks.
Abban disclosed that the deceased is a male trader who reported to a health facility in Kumasi with a fever and cough. He was confirmed as a carrier of the virus on March 19, 2020.
Prez Akufo-Addo announce this move Saturday evening.
He explain say the borders will remain closed for two weeks.
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