Engineers working on the Ashanti Regional Hospital at Sawua have started fixing the last components of installations to get the facility ready for use.
Currently, the engineers estimate that 93 per cent of work on the 250-bed infrastructure has been completed, with the remaining work expected to be done within a few months.
The site engineer, Mr Amer Farouk Mahmaoud Amer, told the Daily Graphic that the construction had run smoothly in recent months up to the present stage.
As of last Saturday, the physical infrastructure including wards, the Outpatients Department and the administration block and its finishing, landscaping, walkway, and ancillary facilities including a water plant, a sewerage treatment plant, a medical waste treatment system was in place.
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Member of Parliament(MP) for Mpraeso Constituency in the Eastern Region, Hon Davis Opoku has accused some Chinese nationals of deliberately destroying water bodies and lands with illegal mining activities.
The motive of these unscrupulous Chinese, he explained, is to take over the cocoa industry in Europe which has been the backbone of Ghana s economy by engaging in illegal mining.
Speaking on
Okay FM s
Ade Akye Abia Morning Show, Hon Davis Opoku alluded to the fact that the Chinese are destroying the country s water bodies with chemicals so that the polluted water will destroy the cocoa beans and will not get the world market values, paving way for the Chinese who are also now growing cocoa in China.
The Late Kof Ampomah
The Asokwa Magistrate Court Three in the Asokwa Municipality of the Ashanti Region has ruled that the late Kofi Ampoma, a royal of Adomfe, a town near Bompata in the Asante Akim South District of the Ashanti Region, did not die of cardiac arrest and hypertension, as captured in the post-mortem report of Dr. Ernest Boakye of the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH).
In a six page judgement, read by Rosemarie A. Asante, and sighted by
The Chronicle, the court said since the body of the late Kofi Amponsah, 33, and a father of two, was buried before the determination of the case, and, therefore, an expert opinion, as well as exhumation under the present pandemic of Covid-19, is impossible, the case was determined on the evidence on record.
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