GHANA'S COVID-19 CASES RISE UP AGAIN

GHANA'S COVID-19 CASES RISE UP AGAIN


On April 24, 2020, Ghana recorded 1,279 confirmed cases, 10 deaths, 134 recoveries.

Ghana's cases rise up again by a report by the Ministry of Information on April 26, 2020 to
1,550 with 155 recoveries and 11 deaths.


Diagram below shows
Count of cases per region



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