Second phase on easing restrictions starts today, tourist attraction centers are now opened

It has being quite a journey these five months since we came to have our first case as a country, and throughout all these times it has never been easy for anyone around. Everything came to a stand still with fewer side of the population who got to see and live at the bright side of life. And within these five months, we have come to know and understand some kinds of people we have around.

Last night, we were lucky again to welcome our President, Nana Addo Dankwa Akuffo-Addo into our homes again. It has being about a month since he last gave us an update about how we were fairing as a country and how best we can work together as individuals in combating this virus, because with the directives from our health specialists, if citizens or individuals do not conform to them, we would always stand at a zero mark.

So throughout all the months of jounery every person has done his or her part in seeing to it that everything goes on well. So last night the President thanked everyone for continuously adhering to instructions that had been given by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Ghana Health Service to combat and also minimize the spread of the virus.

Thanks were also offered to everyone for all the support that was given to him as a President, when the doctors advised he isolates himself for 2 weeks when it was confirmed one of the Ministers who was close to him had been affected by the virus and no all was ok with him still being negative.

On a very fast forward, the second stage of easing restrictions on stuffs was launched last night and now starting from the 1st of August, 2020, all religious activities restores to full capacity and the time of an hour has being pushed to 2hrs, though all protocols should still be observed. On the other hand all our tourist attraction centers can now open up to receive visitors plus all open air spots that sells all kind of drinks can now operate too.

Transports thus both land and air (domestic flights) can now take full capacity of passengers with all the protocols being observed. But still all our boarders still remains closed together with night clubs. Lastly we stand at about 33,000 total cases with 116 deaths. Our recoveries stands at about 28,000 + with only 3,000+ active cases

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