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Foreign Affairs Ministry presents first batch of free replacement Passports to June 29 flood victims

Modern Ghana about 4 hours 1 mins read

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has presented the first batch of 100 replacement passports to victims of the June 29 floods in Accra. This was done under a special scheme to replace, free of charge, passports that were lost or damaged during the disaster.

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