Government's covid-19 free water to all Ghanaians has been extended for another three months.
The extension takes effect from October 1 and ends on December 31.
Landlords and tanker service providers are warned against charging or selling the free water to Ghanaians within the period.
This was contained in a statement signed by the Minister for Sanitation and Water Resource Cecilia Abena-Dapaah today.
The statement noted that the extension is to enable Ghanaians continue with the protocols especially regular hand washing under running water to help combat covid-19 entirely.
Read full statement below:
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