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COVID-19: Ghana's case count jumps to 5127

Evans Annang 09:36 - 12 May 2020
Ghana has now recorded 195 Coronavirus cases
Ghana has now recorded 195 Coronavirus cases
The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has disclosed that Ghana's case count of COVID-19 patients has risen to 5,127.
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According to the Director General of the GHS, Dr. Patrick Aboagye, the country recorded 427 new cases from the last update on Sunday.

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Dr. Aboagye also revealed that the Ashanti Region has recorded 307 new cases out of which 272 from Obuasi.

The country has so far recorded 22 deaths and 494 recoveries.

More details soon....

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