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Telecom masts pose no health risks, here to serve you better — Sam George

Rural telephony, network expansion On network expansion, Mr George said the country required about 6,000 additional cell sites to address persistent network congestion to improve the quality of telecommunication services.
The Minister of Communication, Digital Technology and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George, has stated that cell towers and telecommunication masts do not pose health risks to Ghanaians.
Addressing concerns The Communication Minister acknowledged concerns about radiation and proximity to populated areas but said scientific evidence had established safe levels for the environment and human health, adding that the government would not allow installations that would endanger citizens.
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