Actress, Juliet Ibrahim, has expressed concern over the government’s decision to lift the restrictions imposed on movement of people in Accra, Kasoa, Tema and Kumasi.
President Akufo-Addo on Sunday, April 19, 2020, lifted the partial lockdown imposed on the four cities to help fight the deadly coronavirus.
But reacting to the president’s decision, Juliet Ibrahim questioned if Ghana has met all the six conditions that the World Health Organisation wants countries to meet during the outbreak of the Covid-19, before lifting the restrictions.
The question is... do we meet all six conditions... #Ghana pic.twitter.com/enrEUgF6YY
— Juliet Ibrahim (@julietibrahim) April 19, 2020
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