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The Ghana Health Services (GHS) says there has been a significant drop in active cases even though our cumulative figure is over 40, 000.
On today’s edition of Beyond the Lockdown, the officials handling the Covid-19 crisis and the health workers will meet the meet with host, Emefa Apawu to interrogate the figures and explore sustaining gains.
GHS Director General, Dr Patrick Aboagye, Information Minister, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah and the Ghana Medical Association General Secretary, Dr Justice Yankson are the guests on the show.
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Beyond the Lockdown will come off at 7:30 pm on JoyNews TV. It will also be live on MyJoyOnline.com, Joy FM and all JoyNews’ social media handles.
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