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God Safe our children abd open the ears and eyes of our national leaders. Galamsay will kill us all
Unfortunately most of those who benefit from the galamsey activities are not affected by these health challenges because they are not exposed to the dangers of the practice.
NYAAN FROM WHERE?
I thought the Head of the Pediatric Nephrology Unit at KATH is rather Dr. AKOSUA ATOBRA SARF0.
Foolish person!! It's the message or the personality you tackling? Lazy and low IQ like you'
https://www.myjoyonline.com/specialist-links-rising-kidney-disease-cases-among-children-to-toxic-pollutants-heavy-metals/
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Dr. Nyann is Head of ...
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Beatrice keep up the good work. Please go further to name the types of heavy metals and toxins that are spiking the incidence of kidney problems in our children.
Children are being given noodles and spaghetti these days.
Nonsense!
Most of you are busy slaving in the Beast system and will not wake up to properly address poverty, hunger and mindlessness among your peer women and children!!!!!!
Kidney disease has everything to do with a B ...
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Akonta mining and all the other bad actors in this illegal mining business should be severely punished so that others will desist
Expert ke ! This kokontelulu ! Mtcheew next joke please
The giddy stance Ghanaians give to galamsey will one day kill us all irrespective of what political or tribe one belongs to.
A Rotten Kingdom of Donkeys.
Those evil people who allowed mining in Forest Reserves, and supervised the explosion in ‘Galamsey’ mining licenses to friends, family, party people like Wontumi with Changfans in our water bodies. These people are primar ...
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Government executives should stop importing those poisonous metals to Elembelle as echoed by the environmental giants last week. Enough is enough. Executives should give Elembelle Nzema a break
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