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DCE Warns Residents About HIV/AIDS Risk from Unlicensed Nail Clippers*

 

DCE Warns Residents About HIV/AIDS Risk from Unlicensed Nail Clippers*


The Twifo Atti Morkwa District Chief Executive has Hon. Issac Yawson has warned residents about the risks of HIV/AIDS transmission through unlicensed nail clippers. With 966 recorded cases of HIV/AIDS in theTwifo Atti Morkwa district, the DCE is urging residents to prioritize their health and safety.


The warning highlights the importance of seeking services from licensed and certified professionals who follow proper safety protocols. The district will collaborate with environmental health authorities to address the issue and prevent further transmission.


 *Cue in: Isaac Yawson* 


He finally advised Residents  to protect their health, including practicing safe sex and avoiding unlicensed nail clippers. By working together, the district and health authorities can help prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS and promote a healthier community.


 *Cue in : Isaac Yawson*

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