General News of Tuesday, 3 August 2021Source: www.ghanaweb.com• Woman who alleged antigen tests carried out at KIA are fake has apologised• According to her, she was enlightened by some health professionals on COVID-19 testing• Over 400,000 passengers have been tested for COVID-19 at the KIA since it re-opened to international travels in September 2020The controversial traveller who sparked unrest about the testing processes at the Kotoka International Airport has rendered an apology for accusing the KIA of misconduct of the COVID-19 protocols, a report by Citi News has revealed. US-based Ivy Ankrah allegedly tested positive on arrival in Ghana on July 28, 2021. The member of the government’s COVID-19 team, in a video, laid out the protocols processes at the KIA. More than 400,000 passengers have been tested for COVID-19 at the KIA, upon arrival, since its re-opening to international travelling in September 2020. Passengers are mandated to have with them a negative COVID-19 PCR test result (not more than 72 hours) in English from an endorsed laboratory from their country of origin.
