Ghana
April 30, 2020
Ghana: 1st Covid-19 Case in Psychiatric Hospital
Ghana’s Accra Psychiatric Hospital has confirmed that a patient has tested positive for Covid-19, causing concern about protection for other patients and staff, Human Rights Watch said today. The infected woman was admitted to the acute care ward of the government-run hospital on April 20, 2020 and developed symptoms within days.
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Ghana: 1st Covid-19 Case in Psychiatric Hospital
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