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Asukawkaw communities record increase in blackfly bites

Mr Mark Oduro, Assembly Member for the Asukawkaw Electoral Area, has appealed to the Municipal Assembly and health authorities to intervene urgently to contain the situation.
Mr Amin said the Municipal Health Directorate was collaborating with the Municipal Assembly and other stakeholders to develop measures aimed at controlling the blackfly population and reducing the incidence of bites.
Mr Abdul-Munttalib Amin, the Municipal Health Director, told the GNA that the Directorate had received complaints from residents and subsequently conducted s to some of the affected communities to assess the situation.
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