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Former Deputy Health Minister, Dr. Bernard Okoe Boye has cautioned drunkards not to take the Coronavirus vaccine and drink afterwards.
Dr. Okoe Boye advised that a person is only permitted to take alcohol, two or three days after being vaccinated.
The former Deputy Health Minister made this comment during
Peace FM s Kokrokoo on Wednesday, March 3.
Various vaccines have so far been developed and passed through clinical examinations aimed to build a strong immunity against the disease.
The Government of Ghana has currently procured 600,000 vaccines under the COVAX vaccine programme and is expected to take delivery of 42 million more vaccines to inoculate the citizenry against the deadly viral disease.
Immediate-past Deputy Minister of Health, Dr. Oko Boye has revealed that frontline health workers will be among the first group of persons to receive coronavirus vaccination in Ghana.
President Akufo-Addo in his speech at this year’s annual New Year School on Tuesday stated that the government has concluded a technical committee discussion on the vaccine and was waiting for action.
Speaking on News File show on Saturday, Dr. Oko Boye said the Ghana government has applied to the COVAX platform to access the vaccine which is expected to arrive in the country by the first quarter of this year.