Ghana has banned entry to non-residents
who have travelled to a country affected
by coronavirus in the last 14 days, the
government officially announced on Sunday.
who have travelled to a country affected
by coronavirus in the last 14 days, the
government officially announced on Sunday.
The ban comes to effect after 48 hours,
the Minister of Information,
Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, has
announced at a media briefing
Sunday afternoon.
the Minister of Information,
Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, has
announced at a media briefing
Sunday afternoon.
In addition, the minister not that that
"all travel to Ghana is at this stage
strongly discouraged until further notice."
"all travel to Ghana is at this stage
strongly discouraged until further notice."
"Any traveler, except for Ghanaian citizens
and persons with Ghana residence
permit, who, within the last 14 days,
has been to a country that has
recorded at least 200 cases of COVID-19
, will not be permitted into the
Ghanaian jurisdiction," the statement
further said,
and persons with Ghana residence
permit, who, within the last 14 days,
has been to a country that has
recorded at least 200 cases of COVID-19
, will not be permitted into the
Ghanaian jurisdiction," the statement
further said,
Meanwhile, the cases of coronavirus in
Ghana has increased from two to six,
Dr Badu Sarkodie, Dr Badu Sarkodie,
Director of Public Health of the Ghana
Health Service has announced.
Ghana has increased from two to six,
Dr Badu Sarkodie, Dr Badu Sarkodie,
Director of Public Health of the Ghana
Health Service has announced.
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