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The Information Ministry in collaboration with the Health Ministry and other state agencies on Friday updated the nation on the steps government has taken to dispense Covid-19 vaccines.
This comes after a surge in Covid-19 cases recorded and a public call for the vaccines to address the country's ordeal.
The press briefing that took place at Alisa Hotel was moderated by Information and Health Ministers-designate as well as the Director-General of the Ghana Health Service (GHS).
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