EPA warns of lead exposure risks as Ghanaian children face possible brain damage
The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has raised concerns over the risk of lead exposure among children in Ghana, warning that one in every two children could be vulnerable to brain damage and reduced intelligence due to contact with the toxic metal.
Lead exposure is considered a major public health concern globally, particularly among children whose brains and nervous systems are still developing.
The EPA and UNICEF are advocating stronger enforcement of product safety regulations and increased public awareness to reduce children’s exposure to lead and other harmful chemicals.
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