Reports say the Volta Region has recorded a smooth paced COVID-19 Vaccination exercise so far.
The exercise started without any glitches and 14,450 frontline workers are expected to receive the first dose of the vaccine against the pandemic.
Dr Senanu Kwesi Djokoto, Volta Regional Deputy Director, In-charge of Public Health and Mr Prosper Pi-Bansah, Ho Municipal Chief Executive were the first recipients of the Astrazeneca vaccine for health sector workers and supporting staff.
Dr. Djokoto said the exercise would run from Thursday to Monday with over 200 vaccination officers built into six teams to carry out the exercise.
He noted that the process had been structured not to disrupt regular health service delivery.
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The woes of convicted gangster, Prince Adu, who was caged for a total of 39 years by the Ho Circuit Court for two robberies he committed in Ho was aggravated yesterday when the court slammed him with an additional 24 years for a similar offence.
With the new sentence to run consecutively to the earlier convictions, Adu, 27, will now spend 63 years behind bars.
He pleaded guilty while his alleged accomplice, Prosper Adegbe, 32, pleaded not guilty.
Presenting the facts, Chief Inspector Stephen Atidzon told the court presided over by Mr Felix Datsomor that this time Adu, also known as Dracula; and Adegbe, 32, an apprentice steel bender in Ho on January 31, this year robbed a man who was returning from church of his motorcycle at gun point.
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