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Ghana coronavirus: 13,203 cases; law on wearing of masks enacted

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June 15: 13,203 cases; law enacted to penalize mask flouters

Case load hit a total of 13,203 cases with 4,548 recoveries and 70 deaths, according to stats released Friday evening by the Ghana Health Service.

Section 4 (1) of the E.I. 164 states that the police have the authority to make random checks to “ensure enforcement compliance”

June 17: 12,193 cases; health insurance boss infected

Head of Ghana’s Health Insurance Authority, NHIA, Dr Dsane-Selby announced on Monday that she had tested positive for COVID-19.

Confirmed cases = 11,964

Number of deaths = 54

Recoveries = 4,258

Active cases = 7,652

John Hopkins Uni stats valid as of June 14, 2020

June 13: 11,118 cases, NDC advocates mass testing

Ghana’s case load as of this morning stood at 11,118 cases with the disclosure of 262 new cases.

June 10: Cases pass 10,000 mark as rapid test kit makers advance

Ghana reached 10,000 mark in terms of confirmed cases on Tuesday (June 9); the case load reached 10,201 with deaths still at 48, 3,755 recoveries and 6,398 active cases.

“The app will basically work well with the rapid test kit because once classified as high risk you need to test the person,” he said, stressing the need for mass testing given that Ghana had entered community transmission stage of virus spread.

Source: Africanews | Latest breaking news, daily news and African news from Africa

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