Earlier
reports indicated that the West African country had banned flights from some of
its neighbours
Contrary to recent reports, Ghana has said that it has
not banned flights from any West African countries.
This
was disclosed by the Ghana
Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) which said that the reports
were erroneous and misleading.
The
news was released after an infected Liberian-American, Patrick Sawyer, imported
the disease into Nigeria. The
GCAA, in a statement titled "Re-
Ebola: Ghana Bans All Flights from Nigeria, others" said:
“The GCAA as the sole Regulator of the Air Transport
industry and Provider of Air Navigation Service in the country has not banned
any airline from Nigeria and other African Country from operating to Ghana
because of suspicion that the flights might be carrying passengers with the
Ebola virus.
"We can confirm that flight operations to and from
Nigeria and other African countries are normal without any interruption”
The
Ebola scourge has called for widespread demands that international travel be
stopped to ensure the containment of the disease.
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