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Traders at the Race Course market in Kumasi, the Ashanti regional capital, say they have been forced to abandon an open space provided to aid the social distancing protocols due to rains and sun.
The traders told JoyNews' they can no longer endure the harsh weather conditions.
Some of the traders expressed fear of contracting the coronavirus and appealed to authorities to intervene.Â
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