Accra — "We are pleased to inform you that after the recent COVID-19 test conducted, your results came out negative," read a text message to Benedict Abbey. "Please do well to continue to strictly adhere to the precautionary protocols and we will get through this healthy and safe."
Six days earlier Abbey had been tested for the virus after being traced and contacted by the Ghana Health Service when a colleague at his workplace tested positive for COVID-19. Waiting for the results while in isolation was agonizing.
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