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As part of the Health Ministry’s efforts to make communications easy for citizens about the novel coronavirus disease, has set up a call centre with two dedicated lines which are being operated 24 hours by health staff.
In a statement issued on Tuesday, the Ministry noted that the activated lines; 0509497700 and 0558439868 will give citizens the opportunity to access the health operators to know more about the virus which has been officially named COVID-19.
The Ministry has also activated two hotlines; 055 2222 004 and 055 2222 005 for the public to report suspected cases.
“Through these case management hotlines, a suspected case will be linked to the Rapid Response Team (RRT) so that a dedicated ambulance can be dispatched to pick such a person to a treatment facility,” the statement read.
Read full press statement below:
Ministry of Health/ Ghana Health Service sets up a Call Center(Hotline) to handle public enquiry about Coronavirus Disease(COVID-19)
The Ministry of Health/Ghana Health Service as part of efforts to make information about the Coronavirus Disease(COVID-2019) readily available to the general public has set up a call centre with two dedicated lines which are operated 24hrs by well-trained health staff. The call centre is hosted at the Greater Accra Regional Hospital.The centre provides the opportunity for all who wish to get information about the disease(COVID-19) to call and interact with the trained health care operators.The Numbers are: 0509497700 0558439868 The Service has also activated two dedicated lines for reporting of suspected cases as part of measures reduce the spread of the disease. Through these case management hotlines, a suspected case will be linked to the Rapid Response Team(RRT) so that a dedicated ambulance can be dispatched to pick such a person to a treatment facility. This will reduce re-infection by suspected cases travelling from their place of abode to a health facility to seek medical care.Case Management/Surveillance hotlines 055 2222 004 055 2222 005As we strive to ensure the safety and well-being of all citizens, we will entreat the general public to make good use of the Hotlines by calling when necessary.Thank you.Issued by the Ministry Of Health/ Ghana Health Service Public Relations Unit 0277371406 0240786263Latest Stories
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