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Health Minister Kweku Agyemang Manu has chosen an unconventional way to reach the emotions of the common Ghanaian regarding adherence to security protocols to mitigate the serious consequences of the new coronavirus on the economy.
Kweku Agyemang Manu, who was visibly impressed with some people’s refusal to wear face masks, said the country is at great risk of experiencing a massive economic downturn with continued recalcitrance from some citizens.
Therefore, to reduce the rapid spread of the virus, people without face masks must remain silent to reduce the spread of the virus.
As he spoke at the Minister’s press conference on Thursday, May 14, 2020, he warned that, “Let’s begin to think about the situation in which we are putting our economy. If it continues to be recalcitrant, the recovery will not be easy. … This this is not the time to visit people. “
“If you are infected, you open your mouth, the virus comes out, so again, if you don’t need it, don’t talk especially when you don’t have the mask. They tell us we shouldn’t even laugh, especially if you don’t have the mask, or We shouldn’t even sing. Do you see where we are moving? If you don’t follow these basic guidelines, the disease will continue to spread. “Kweku Agyemang Manu repeated.
The Minister also notified that the Ghana Police Service will begin in the coming days to arrest and prosecute people who do not wear the nasal mask in public spaces.
The Greater Accra Regional Security Council has already issued a “No Face Mask, No Entry” directive to help spread caution among the population.
This directive is being implemented at strategic points that include offices, truck stations, stores, markets, shopping centers, banks, pharmacies, among others.
Meanwhile, Ghana’s case count reached 5,530 cases with 24 deaths and 514 recoveries.
Source: Ghanaweb
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