Information reaching Kasha FM indicates that some applicants from the Savannah Region have raised concerns over the location designated for their recruitment medical examinations.
According to the alleged information, candidates from the Savannah Region have been directed to travel to Tamale in the Northern Region to undertake their medical screening as part of the recruitment process.
The applicants claim this arrangement is causing significant concern, particularly as candidates in some other regions are reportedly allowed to complete their medical examinations within their respective regions.
The concerned applicants argue that traveling to Tamale will place an additional financial and logistical burden on them.
They explained that many candidates are required to cover long distances and incur extra costs for transportation, accommodation, and feeding, which may pose challenges for some qualified applicants.
The applicants believe that fairness and equal treatment should be extended to all regions involved in the recruitment exercise.
They are therefore appealing to the relevant recruitment authorities to reconsider the current arrangement and make provisions for the medical examinations to be conducted within the Savannah Region.
According to the applicants, such a move would reduce the burden on candidates and ensure equal access to the recruitment process.
The concerned applicants say they hope the authorities will take their concerns into consideration and address the issue in a timely manner.
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