Cholera cases hit 200

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Gyeteh 9 years ago

It is pathetic. There is no doubt that contaminated street-vended-food is the main source of the outbreak of cholera in the Central Region. Unfortunately food regulations including the Public Health Act 0f 2012 and Assembly b ...
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It is pathetic. There is no doubt that contaminated street-vended-food is the main source of the outbreak of cholera in the Central Region. Unfortunately food regulations including the Public Health Act 0f 2012 and Assembly bye laws on food safety and environmental hygiene are not adequately enforced at the local level. The environmental health departments of the Assemblies must be pro-active. Ultimately it is the consumer who has a personal responsibility to protect his or her own health.
maestro 9 years ago

cook and eat at home and stay free from the disease,aba

cook and eat at home and stay free from the disease,aba
GRINGO 9 years ago

Massa; this is the point ; Jon Mahama ignores basic health facilities like the providing toilets for each home or communal tpoilets but rather prefers to go a build an edifies like the kwame nkrumah interchage whilst people ...
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Massa; this is the point ; Jon Mahama ignores basic health facilities like the providing toilets for each home or communal tpoilets but rather prefers to go a build an edifies like the kwame nkrumah interchage whilst people die of cholera but of lack cleaning themselves ans defacting in backyards