Ghana Health Service announces dengue fever outbreak, nine cases confirmed so far

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• Odjame 1 year ago

  A bit education on the fever could have been okay

  A bit education on the fever could have been okay

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• Kojo 1 year ago

  This is another scam by this no nothing GHS guy who is not a medical doctor
  Has the virus been isolated and what did they find during autopsy

  This is another scam by this no nothing GHS guy who is not a medical doctor
  Has the virus been isolated and what did they find during autopsy

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• Ewvevi 1 year ago

  Ghana has been in a steep decline in every aspect of our national life. The only thing that works in updated form is the purchasing of V8 cars for government officials, payment of ex gratia, signing of state contracts for a 1 ...
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  Ghana has been in a steep decline in every aspect of our national life. The only thing that works in updated form is the purchasing of V8 cars for government officials, payment of ex gratia, signing of state contracts for a 10% commission, and bathing in the air etc. Nothing works in Ghana anymore. Malfunctioning traffic lights, potholes, overgrown weeds along major roads, unsolved car stealing in the midst of numerous cctv cameras all over the cities, lackadaisical attitude to work in state institutions like hospitals, polyclinics, bribe taking at our MMDAs, eg. birth and death registry, Metropolitan and district assemblies where you pay money apart from official fees without receipts. Etc. This is what we have now. May God punish all those who indulge in nation wreckage.

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• Ewvevi 1 year ago

  What business has Ghana got having dengue fever here now? If it's not the filth we have allowed to accumulate, then what else is it? I thought dengue fever was common in dirty places like Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Pakista ...
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  What business has Ghana got having dengue fever here now? If it's not the filth we have allowed to accumulate, then what else is it? I thought dengue fever was common in dirty places like Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Nepal etc. Our leadership has failed woefully to the extent that, sometimes you ask WHAT AT ALL DO OUR MCE/DCEs DO AT WORK? Why? Oh no.

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