Yellow fever response too slow; gov’t must cut bureaucracy – SEND Ghana
SEND Ghana Country Director Harriet Nuamah Agyemang has called on government to cut bureaucratic processes that delay emergency health responses following the recording of suspected yellow fever cases and reported deaths in affected communities.
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