Published
6 years agoon
By
Frimpong
Staff of the Finance Ministry will be working from home after they were tested for COVID-19.
Their test results are yet to be made known to them.
An internal memo indicated that staff who test positive for the virus will be informed “and will receive the necessary care from appropriate health authorities designated by the Minister of Health.”
“In view of the preparations towards the mid-year review of the budget, a core team of staff will work from approved location to complete the Mid-Year Review,” the memo also noted.

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