According to the Deputy General Secretary of the GMA, Dr Titus Beyuo, the advice on a possible third wave was given to the Health Ministry had fallen on deaf ears. Speaking on Joy News, Dr Beyuo said, “Yesterday, I heard the President say we have dropped our guards. Shortly, the Ministry and the people came out to say that we had enough capacity,” he said. Some 304 new cases have been confirmed while the death toll has risen to 817, according to the Ghana Health Service. Meanwhile, the Ghana Health Service has rolled out revised measures to control the worrying surge in cases.

Source: GhanaWeb July 21, 2021 15:22 UTC