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The Pentecost Convention Centre, Gomoa has undertaken its first phase of disinfection exercise by Zoomlion to open the Centre for normal activities to begin.
The Centre Manager of PCC, Pastor Ben Noye, upon addressing the media stated that, the Facility was used as an isolation Centre since March has not seen any normal activities undertaken there hence the need to disinfect every block and quarters to also allay the fears of the public as the leadership prepares to open up the Centre for normal activities.
According to him when it became necessary for the state to have facilities rather than hospitals to host Covid-19 patients, the state approached the Church of Pentecost and they willingly offered the Centre to them for over 6 months.
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DEC 25, 2020
The Pentecost Convention Centre, Gomoa has undertaken its first phase of disinfection exercise by Zoomlion to open the Centre for normal activities to begin.
The Centre Manager of PCC, Pastor Ben Noye, upon addressing the media stated that, the Facility was used as an isolation Centre since March has not seen any normal activities undertaken there hence the need to disinfect every block and quarters to also allay the fears of the public as the leadership prepares to open up the Centre for normal activities.
According to him when it became necessary for the state to have facilities rather than hospitals to host Covid-19 patients, the state approached the Church of Pentecost and they willingly offered the Centre to them for over 6 months.
Church of Pentecost fumigates and disinfects Pentecost Convention Centre
The Church of Pentecost has disinfected and fumigated its Pentecost Convention Centre which was used by the State as a Covid-19 quarantine base at the peak of the pandemic.
Speaking to the Ghana News Agency on the sidelines of the exercise, Pastor Ben Noye, Resident Manager of the Centre, said, the Church willingly gave the place to the State to quarantine patients as part of her contribution to the progress of humanity.
He informed that it was also the Church s social responsibility to worshipers and non-worshipers alike.
Pastor Noye said the centre had since March received patients, discharging the last patient at the end of October.