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Covid-19: Continue to adhere to all protocols-Dr. Nsiah Asare
Presidential Advisor on Health, Dr. Anthony Nsiah Asare has appealed to Ghanaians to as a matter of urgency continue to adhere to all protocols to help curtail covid-19 in the country.
Speaking to Nana Ampratwum on Silver fm Omanbapa morning show stated that, the current active case stands at 7, 850, 68,100 people have recovered and 542 has died.
Dr. Anthony Nsiah Asare stated that, the only way we can be victorius is to wear the nose mask and continue to keep the social distancing protocols.
According to him, Ghanaians should desist from organizing parties and other ceremonies that can increase the covid-19 in the country.
He urged everyone to visit the hospital if he is not feeling well.
....DR. ASARE FIRST.....
He again added that, they are fighting very hard to eradicate the virus from the country.
.....DR. ASARE SECOND....


 Parts of Afia Kobi market demolished
About 18 traders at the Afia Kobi Market popularly known as Apinkyi Market have been left stranded following the demolishing of some part of the market.
Traders who mainly trade in second hand cloth lamented that, they were evicted without any notice.
They accused the authorities from the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA)  of demolishing the market.
Leader of the Traders Association at the Afia Kobi market, Mad. Janet Boamah speaking to Silver fm's reporter, Akwadaa Nyame accused Hon. Osei Assibey Antwi for sabotaging the traders at the Apinkyi market.
According to her, Regional Minister designate, Hon. Osei Mensah reveaed to them that, under no circumstance would they evict traders at the Afia Kobi market even if traders at the Central Market are located to the market.
She added that, Osei Assibey Antwi has failed to protect the traders at the Afia Kobi market.
......MAD. JANET......
Reacting to this, Public relations Officer for Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA), Mad. Henritta Aboagye speaking to Nana Ampratwum on Silver fm Omanbapa Morning show stated that, they have not evicted any trader from the Afia Kobi Market.
.....MAD. HENRIETTA.....
 

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