The University of Ghana’s Health Directorate has sounded the alarm over a fresh resurgence of COVID-19, following reports of suspected and confirmed cases in and around its campus community. The advisory, issued on Monday, June 23, has prompted renewed calls for vigilance and the reinforcement of public health protocols among students, staff, faculty, and campus visitors.
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While specific figures were not disclosed, the Directorate confirmed that cases have emerged within its immediate vicinity, prompting the activation of its public health response mechanisms. The university — home to over 50,000 students and thousands of academic and administrative staff — is taking proactive steps to prevent any potential outbreak from escalating.
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As part of its response, the Health Directorate has encouraged the entire university community to remain alert, adhere to preventive measures, and report any symptoms promptly. Contact lines have been made available for the reporting of suspected cases or for further information.
University authorities are reportedly collaborating with national health partners to monitor the situation closely, with contingency plans in place to manage and contain any further spread.