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The Accra Metropolitan Environmental Health inspectors, under the Joy CleanGhana campaign, visited Finepack Industries Limited and London Market in Accra on Wednesday.
The visit was to re-inspect to ascertain whether the guidelines and measures the health officials gave to them during a previous visit had been implemented. They were found to be operating in unhygienic environment and disregarded Covid-19 safety protocols.
The inspectors, on reaching Finepack Industries Limited noticed that their issues were still not resolved. This included the lack of protective clothing for workers.
London Market on the other hand was on course. They had painted the building and solved their medical issues.
Here are photos from the exercise:
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