Ghanaians urged to support clean air campaign
Mr Abass Ibrahim, Environmental Health Officer for the Ayawaso East Municipal Assembly, has called on Ghanaians to support efforts to prevent air pollution and improve environmental air quality
He made the appeal during an engagement with students of the Nima Cluster of Schools, where he emphasised the importance of continuous public education on the dangers of air pollution, especially among children.
The outreach formed part of an initiative by Infinity 970, in partnership with Breathe Cities, aimed at educating students on practical ways to maintain clean air.
“It is important that we put the lessons learned into action. We have to stop burning refuse, no matter how small. We must all join the campaign and reduce or stop completely activities that contaminate the air we breathe...