The government of Ghana is still considering its options in curbing the spread of the Coronavirus in the country ,according to the Minister for Information, Hon. Kojo Oppong Nkrumah. He was commenting on calls for lock downs after the continued spike in the Coronavirus cases which has put Ghana over the 19,000 mark.
"In terms of the possibility of the reintroduction of restrictions, we have always said that all cards remain on the table", the minister said at a press conference on Thursday.
" As the analysis goes on, how we have complied with this bit of the easing will inform the next line of action. A reimposition of restrictions in some areas or further easing will all be determined by the outcomes as we observe them moving forward ",Hon. Oppong explained.
President Akufo-Addo lifted the partial lockdown on some parts of the country on April 19. The partial lockdown was necessitated by the spread of the novel Coronavirus. Accra,Team,Kumasi, and Kasoa, had been under a partial lockdown for a three week period in which Ghana's Coronavirus case count was at 1,042.
Ghana's Coronavirus case count had reached 8,070 when the President further eased restrictions on public gatherings on May 31. Religious gatherings, schools, weddings among others resumed partially under strict conditions. Churches and mosques for example,are to allow only 100 congregants while schools are also open to only final year students. The cap on participants for private burials has also been raised to 100 persons.
The latest update from the Ghana Health Service indicated that Ghana has 19,388 Coronavirus cases, 14,330 clinical recoveries ,and 177 deaths.
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