Obuasi takes 90% percent of COVID-19 cases in Ashanti Region

Ashanti Region have 355 cases of COVID-19 which Obuasi takes 90% percent of the records.


Obuasi have recorded 251 cases according to Yaa Manu - Deputy Health Director, Obuasi in an interview with Kofi Asante Ennin on Kro Yi Mu Nsem on Monday 11th May, 2020.

Moreover, the D.C.E of Obuasi-East District Faustina Amissah said the people who have been confirmed positive didn't show symptoms.

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