Reports indicate that two cases of the H1N1 virus otherwise called Swine-flu have been diagnosed in Cote d’Ivoire, the first in West Africa.
Speaking to Radio Ghana, the Head of Micro Biology of the Veterinary Service, Dr. Bashiru Kikimote gave the assurance that some pragmatic steps are being taken by the Ministry of Agriculture to ensure the safety of Ghanaians.
He was optimistic that if everyone complies with earlier measures put in place when the H1N1 virus was reported, the country will not have problems. He spoke to Georgette Cole.
