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BASIC HOME DENTAL CARE: HOW TO FIGHT BAD BREATH?

  It is ordinary to wake up from bed after sleep and experience bad breath. Once in a while, almost everyone experiences bad breath which we see as humiliating. Nevertheless, it turns irregular when you have brushed, water or dental flossed, mouth-washed, or have not eaten anything garlicky or spicy and you still find the breath foul-smelling. Where you once told you had a malodorous mouth? You were told at an important meeting and now you are self-conscious to talk because the scent will be disastrous. Therefore, you are afraid to get closer to significant ones thinking you will gross them out. And that made you lose confidence in your abilities because of the bad breath you were once told about. On the other hand, some people experience bad breath day-to-day which is an enormous   problem and they are struggling to find solutions for themselves. This could be a problem with your friend, relative, loved one, or husband. Bad breath is a very common condition among all popu...
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AKUFO-ADDO EXTENDS CLOSURE OF GHANA'S BORDER BY A MONTH




By Marvin B. Amoah

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has extended the closure of the country’s borders by one month taking effect from Monday, May 4, 2020, at 1 am.
The president made the announcement at the virtual May Day celebrations on Friday, May 1, 2020 saying, the border closure order is to ensure that there is no risk of importation of COVID-19 into the country.
The President in making the announcement said, these restrictions will not be a permanent feature of our lives but they are for now essential for “our survival.”
“With the suspension of all public gatherings still in force and our schools still closed, government has taken the decision to extend further the closure of borders for a month effective 1 am of 4th May until Sunday, the 31st of May, 2020. We know that the overwhelming majority of positive cases came from travelers or contacts of travelers so we have no option than to keep our borders closed until we are confident that we have put in place measures to prevent travelers from importing the virus.”
“These restrictions cannot and will not be a permanent feature of our lives but they are for now essential for our survival,” the President announced.
Ghana’s air, sea, and land borders were closed on Sunday, March 22, 2020, following an order by President Akufo-Addo as part of efforts to stop the spread of COVID-19 in the country.
The border closure, however, does not affect apply to goods, supplies, and cargo.





[SOURCE]: CITYNEWS
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