Mr George K. Owusu (second from right), Project Director of Prostrate Awareness Foundation, interacting with some police officers.
They include DSP Frank Awu (left), Ashaiman District Police Commander ASP Nana Amoah (second from left), Tema Regional Police Transport Officer, and Chief Inspector Yaw Nketia Yeboah, Tema Regional Police, Public Affairs Officer.
This was at a seminar organised by the Foundation to create awareness on prostrate cancer.
It was also to remove the stigma associated with the disease because some people have the erroneous belief that sufferers of the disease are womanisers.
Picture: G. Blay-Gibbah
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