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COVID-19: Sweet FM CEO/Frm MP Supports Twifo-Attimorkwaa District Health PPEs Worth 1.5 billion Old Cedis.


COVID-19: Sweet FM CEO/Frm MP
 Supports Twifo-Attimorkwaa District Health PPEs Worth 1.5 billion Old Cedis



Former Member of Parliament in the ticket of the NDC who double as the Chief Executive Officer CEO of Twifo Praso based radio station sweet FM, Hon. Dr Samuel Ato Amoah in conjunction with the NDC constituency chairman, Mr. Hakeem Adei has donated some Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs) to Twifo-Attimorkwaa District Health Directorate and the Ghana Ambulance service in the district to curb the spread of the deadly Coronavirus pandemic.

The items included; nose masks, surgical gloves, some quantities of protective clothing.


The aforementioned gesture follows the rapid spread of the novel COVID-19 pandemic in Ghana, the district health directorate believed that, government and other benevolent organizations will come to their aid with Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs) and other items.

In an interview with mysweetfmonline.com, the former MP, Hon Dr Samuel Ato Amoah commended the Health Director and his team for starting the process to assist some health facilities in the district and urged the Director to make good use of the items. 



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Hon. Ato Amoah disclosed to the media that, since the outbreak, he and his constituency chairman, Mr. Hakeem together with the parliamentary candidate Mr. David Kwadwo Vondee have been touring some communities, lorry stations and market places to educate the masses about the disease. He added that apart from the donation to the Health Directorate, he (Hon. Ato Amoah) in collaboration with the above mentioned personalities has also donated Veronica buckets to some communities and markets places within the district.

The Twifo-Attimorkwaa constituency NDC chairman Mr. Hakeem Adei added that,  fighting against this deadly virus should be a share responsibility and not an individual fight.

He said the world's enemy is the deadly Coronavirus and called on all hands to be on deck to fight it as soon as possible.

He, therefore, condemned those doing partisan politics with the killer Coronavirus, "we should not do politics with this Coronavirus because it doesn't know NPP members, NDC members and other political parties, let us all come together and fight it".

Receiving the items, the  Health Director, Mrs Mavis Narh, thanked the the former MP, Hon Dr Samuel Ato Amoah and the constituency chairman, Mr Hakeem for their kind gesture and assued the items would be distributed evenly to all health facilities within the district.


She therefore took the opportunity to appeal to other benevolent organizations to join the fight by donating more PPE to the Directorate.

 She finally urged the general public to adhere to the precautionary measures outlined by the government of Ghana and the World Health Organization (WHO) Ghana Health Service (GHS), "stay home and avoid going out indiscriminately"

By: Odiasempa Kwaku Ahiaku.


source: mysweetfmonline.com

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