The Police has also asked the public to adhere to the ban on beaches, carnivals and other amusements
The Ghana Police Service has outlined security measures for the upcoming Easter festivities taking place between Friday April 2, 2021, to Monday April 5, 2021.
In two separate releases signed by it’s Director of Public Affairs, Sheilla Kessie Abayie-Buckman, the Police among other measures asked churches and mosques to ensure their services do not last beyond two hours.
“Churches, Mosques and religious bodies are expected to hold services not beyond two hours and in accordance with the details contained in the attached News Release,” she said.
The Ghana Police Service also entreated churches and mosques to ensure strict adherence to COVID-19 protocols with not more than 100 persons per service.
Again, the Police Service stresses that carnivals, beach and other amusement events are illegal and thus urged the public to cooperate.
Read the two releases by the Ghana Police Service below:
- Commonwealth countries must create 5,000 jobs everyday till 2030 - Foreign Affairs Minister
- Use COVID-19 fund to strengthen health care, immunization financing — HFFG
- Parliament records a new case of coronavirus
- Breach of coronavirus safety protocols: GMA calls for action
- Chadians line up for Sinopharm as coronavirus vaccination campaign begins
- Read all related articles
