Gifty Adwoa Adjanor, a midwife at the Sewum Health Centre told the Accra-based Starr FM that as the one in charge at the facility, she had recorded cases of newborn babies without nose, eyes, ears, among others, and attributed the worrying trend to the polluted water. Dr. Frank Serebour, the Vice President of the Ghana Medical Association the midwife was correct with the observation. Speaking on GHOne TV, he said We should start questioning what is going on, it is clear for everybody who cares to know that some of these chemicals which are used in this mining are very dangerous products and especially for pregnant women and so what happens is that yes it is true that, some of these chemicals can lead to severe birth effects, in fact, it is to the extent that if you look at women it could have the potential of even affecting the CNS (central nervous system) including your brain, so the brain will not even grow and remember your eye is an extension of the bra
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