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Replacement of passports are being processed — Chief Director assures flood victims

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read
The Chief Director of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Khadija Idrissu, has assured victims of the June 29 floods in Accra that the Ministry is working to complete the processing of all verified applications for free replacement passports.

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