Ghana’s COVID-19 cases rise from 408 to 566 on Sunday April 12, the Ghana Health Service (GHS) has released in a statement.
The statement revealed that the past twelve (12) days (since the introduction of the enhanced surveillance), a number of measures have been introduced to control and prevent further spread of COVID-19 in Ghana.
Among these include restrictive movement in the hotspots of the outbreak, intensive contact tracing and laboratory testing, social distancing, and intensive public education.
These measures have resulted in a sudden increase in case detection, with a high number of cases being reported.
source: ghmediahub.com
