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31st May 2020 10:27:34 AM
1 min readBy: Chris Kodo
Lawyer Tweneboah Kodua, a private loyal practitioner, during a discussion on Accra based radio station Okay Fm, mentioned that President Akufo-Addo, is willing to ease restrictions in Ghana, and might also re-open schools while having isolation centers set up in all schools in Ghana, so that, when any of the students start showing signs and symptoms of COVID-19, they will be isolated and treated there.
This revelation only troubles a majority of the student population as many as well as parents because the concern is, what if it all goes wrong and there is a massive spread on these campuses, what happens then?
Some students and parents on the other hand are very glad with the possible re-opening of schools since all children being at home has significantly stressed their financials, and hence would appreciate the relief.
Ghana's total confirmed cases of the novel Coronavirus is now at 7,881 with 2,841 recoveries.
Source: operanewsapp.com.
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