Nana addresses the nation on the covid_19 for the 7th time.

The President, of the Republic of Ghana Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo. Finally Lifted the partial lock-down in Accra and Kumasi

Restricted areas in Ghana are finally free from partial lock-down, but not mean people in this areas should over look rule in the areas.

President Akufo Addo addressed the nation on 9th April, 2020 on matters arising on the covid-19 pandemic for the 7th time. The speech from the president states the partial lock-down on Accra and its communities and that of kumasi has been lifted up by 10:00 am; on Monday 20th, April 2020. According to Mr. president, lifting up the band of partial lock-down does not mean the country is free from the covid-19 pandemic. He then urged, self discipline must be practice so that, the defeat of the virus can be achieved.

H.E. Nana Addo Danquah stated that borders closed being extended for two more weeks for further notice. He pleased the bereaved that, they can go to mortuary for their deceased for burred, but urged that there can be only 25 relatives who can be at a spot to perform all the further retrieval, when the eradication of the covid-19 pandemic is done.

He therefore asked the people of having the habit of stigmatization to quit from that doings. More over together with the MMDCES are to continue implementing hygiene and social distance protocols to help fight the covid-19 pandemic in the country, says Nana Addo.

According to Mr. president, Gh¢ 1.2 billion will be used for the assistance of public facilities. He then said, 100 beds facilities of isolation center is going to be constructed within six weeks’

In his final stated, he stated that this too shall pass for the battle is of the lords and he thanked all the citizens of the nation.

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