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The Tema General Hospital has denied reports suggesting that fatalities occurred during the power outage experienced at the facility on Tuesday, March 26th.
In a press release issued on Wednesday, March 27, the hospital dismissed these claims as baseless and urged the public to disregard them.
"It is worth noting that no lives were lost as a result of this power outage," an excerpt of the statement said.
The statement emphasised the hospital's unwavering commitment to prioritizing the health and safety of its patients above all else.
"The Tema General Hospital assures the general public that the Facility will continue to put the health and safety of its patients at the core of its business," the statement concluded.
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