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Concerns raised over COVID-19 testing at KIA erroneous – GHS
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Ghana has recorded 518 new cases of the Coronavirus disease, bringing the number of active cases to 6,276.

The country, as of Friday, July 30, had recorded 844 deaths and 98,392 recoveries.

Figures from the Ghana Health Service (GHS) indicates that 86 persons who have tested positive for the disease were in severe condition, while 17 were critical.

The Greater Accra Region still leads with the highest number of active cases being 3,149, with the Upper West Region having no active case.

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