Statements that the second-year Ghanaian healthcare student who died within Cuba was abandoned plus denied healthcare are not genuine, the Minister for International Affairs and Regional Incorporation, Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey reports.
The death of Erasmus Klutse, a GNPC-sponsored college student in Cuba, has observed his colleagues in that nation raise serious concerns regarding their living conditions plus attribute his death towards the deplorable conditions they reside in.
But speaking during a go to by the Cuban Ambassador in order to Ghana to the Ministry, Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey lamented that will social media had been used to distribute conflicting reports about the dying.
According to her, the government as well as the Ministry did not receive the information of Erasmus’ death gently.
“Because of social media, all sorts of things get into the public site, and it is difficult to know what could be the truth or otherwise. We obtained the news of the death from the 2nd-year student with a great deal of concern but what is important is the fact that he was not denied any kind of medical attention. That is very important plus must be noted by just about all. ”
Meanwhile, the continues to be of the student would be flown back to Ghana as soon as the continuing autopsy is completed.
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