GHS to monitor travellers from Ebola-affected countries for 21 days - Health Ministry

3News46 min ago3 outlets

The Ghana Health Service (GHS) will monitor passengers arriving from countries with ongoing Ebola transmission for up to 21 days as part of measures to prevent the importation and spread of the disease.

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