GENERAL NEWS
COVID-19 protocols revised for passengers travelling to Ghana
Management of the Kotoka International Airport has in a recent statement released to the general public stated that it has revised some of the covid-19 protocols for passengers travelling out of the country or either coming into the country.
In a statement signed by the KIA Boss people arriving in Ghana to pay the $150 for the PCR test online at myfrontierhealthcare.com.
The statement further stated that anyone who will fail to adhere by the new rule would be dealt with accordingly without merit or favour.
The new guidelines are expected to start taking effect from Monday, November 16, 2020 which happens to be today.
Below is the new guidelines
Source:Mynewsghana.net
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