Ghana international Kasim Adams has joined his international team-mates in providing education about preventive measures against the coronavirus pandemic.
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has launched a social media campaign which features players of the national team as ambassadors as the world joins hands to fight the disease which has claimed many lives.
Atletico Madrid midfielder Thomas Teye Partey, Reading fullback Andy Yiadom and Fiorentina midfielder Alfred Duncan have similarly had their turns.
“Don’t forget to wash your hands frequently, use alcohol-based hand sanitizers and cover your mouth and nose at all times if you sneeze or cough and dispose off all [used] tissues immensely,” the centre-back said in a video posted by the Ghana Football Association on social media.
Stay Safe!!! from Ghana and Fortuna Düsseldorf defender @KassimAdams24 #LetsStayAtHome#BringBackTheLove#PrideAndPatriotism#LetsWinThisTogether pic.twitter.com/tVZZ53Cyah
— Ghana Football Association (@ghanafaofficial) March 20, 2020
While China, Iran, Italy and Spain are among the most affected nations, Ghana has recorded 19 confirmed cases so far.
The coronavirus threat has seen almost all sports and football competitions around the world, including the German Bundesliga and Ghana Premier League, come to a halt.
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