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September 20, 2026|19:18

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Yellow fever confirmed in Sissala East after 21 mysterious deaths

Modern Ghana 19 minutes 1 mins read

The Sissala East Municipal Health Directorate has confirmed yellow fever in the municipality following some alleged mysterious deaths recorded in the area. The alleged mysterious deaths of about 21 Fulbe persons in the municipality triggered an investigation by the Health Directorate to ascertain the cause of the deaths.

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