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A nurse working in a busy emergency departments has tested positive for coronavirus after his second dose of the vaccine was delayed David Longden was among the first in Wales to be immunised against Covid-19 on Tuesday, December 8 - the inaugural day the first dose of the Pfizer jab was rolled out.

The 43-year-old was meant to receive his second and final dose on Tuesday, January 5, but it was delayed due to a change in guidance which prioritised giving more people the first jab, Wales Online reports.

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Piers Morgan brands US radio host 'c**k-womble' as they clash in furious Covid row

Piers Morgan is not one to hold back on Twitter, and Friday was no different for the Good Morning Britain host. The 55-year-old star became embroiled in a heated Twitter spat with US radio host Pat Dixon about coronavirus deaths, and neither of them held back.

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Public Health Mobile Units returning to Truro due to demand for COVID-19 testing

COVID-19 testing.According to Public Health officials, the additional demand in testing follows the recent number of potential COVID-19 public exposure notices in the Northern Zone.The Public Health Mobile Units are in the community to add testing capacity so that more Nova Scotians can get a COVID-19 test, especially at a time when the regular Primary Assessment Centres are seeing higher than usual volumes of testing.Public Health is encouraging anyone who was at any of the potential exposure sites announced in recent days to get tested, however, they say testing is open to everyone.Drop-in testing will be available at Public Health’s Mobile Health Units on the following dates and times:[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest

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No positive tests in first phase of YVR’s rapid COVID-19 test pilot project

COVID-19 test pilot project has turned up positive for the virus.The airport launched the project, which is in partnership with WestJet, UBC and Providence Healthcare, at the end of November.In the six weeks since, it says more than 300 people have opted to try the rapid testing. Rapid COVID-19 testing trialed at Vancouver International Airport According to interim results released Friday, covering 200 people who flew between Nov.

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Coronavirus: Biden promises to reimburse states 100% for deploying National Guard in fight against COVID-19

President-elect Joe Biden pledged to reimburse states 100 per cent if they deploy the National Guard in the fight against the novel coronavirus, stating that the federal government would also “provide resources” to help cover the costs of personnel and supplies.

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Holiday travellers stuck at Dominican Republic resort due to difficulty getting COVID-19 tests

Prime minister pleads with Canadians not to travel abroad, people do it anyway Despite warnings from the federal and provincial governments, Coutu and her husband, from Montreal, decided to take the trip anyway, knowing they would have to quarantine for two weeks upon their return.But after they arrived at the Casa Marina Reef Resort near Puerto Plata, new rules came into effect for their return.“I started having calls from people in Canada saying, ‘You’re going to need a test to come back.’ I said, ‘Okay, that’s okay.’ We decided to travel. That means there are certain conditions,” Coutu explained.

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Vaccine rollout statements from Alberta government cause confusion for health-care workers

COVID-19 vaccine appointments.During Alberta’s COVID-19 update Thursday, Health Minister Tyler Shandro said there were still about 16,000 vaccination appointments available for eligible health-care workers this weekend. Shandro, along with Dr.

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Coronavirus: Biden calls out GOP lawmakers for refusing to wear masks during U.S. Capitol riot

Speaking on Friday, president-elect Joe Biden called out Republican lawmakers who refused to wear masks as they were whisked away to secure locations during the riot in the U.S. Capitol. “It’s time to grow up,” he said.

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Woodstock, Ont., councillor, board of health member quarantining after recent travel abroad

coronavirus pandemic, Canadians have been urged to avoid non-essential travel outside of the country.In her statement, Talbot herself noted that Canada had not banned travel, and that she has been following all requirements, including that she quarantine for 14 days, monitor for symptoms, and verify compliance with federal travel rules by phone.“I am a strong proponent of the safety rules and regulations that the Canadian and Ontario governments have put in place around public health.

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U.K. variant of COVID-19 likely already in Windsor, Ont., hospital chief of staff says

coronavirus is present in the southwestern Ontario border city.Dr. Wassim Saad is expecting confirmation within the next “week or so.” B.C.

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Coronavirus: Hamilton reports 103 new COVID-19 cases, 4 deaths tied to outbreaks

COVID-19 on Friday and four more deaths connected to ongoing outbreaks.The city’s total number of active cases was down for the second day in a row, moving from 1,038 on Thursday to 972 on Friday.There have been 7,959 total coronavirus cases in the past year and 213 COVID-19-connected deaths. Ontario reports 100 new coronavirus deaths, some unaccounted for during data cleanup The latest deaths involved three people over 80 and one person in their 70s.Two of the deaths are the first in an outbreak at Macassa Lodge, which has been ongoing since Jan.

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Alberta health minister to provide update on COVID-19 vaccine Friday afternoon

COVID-19 vaccine would be delayed, Alberta’s health minister is scheduled to give an update on the province’s situation Friday afternoon.Tyler Shandro is scheduled to speak at 3:30 p.m. The news conference will be streamed live in this post.

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Coronavirus: New vaccine appointments paused in Manitoba as Pfizer announces delay

COVID-19 Vaccine Implementation Task Force, said appointments previously scheduled will still take place. ‘Temporary delay’ chops Canada’s deliveries of Pfizer vaccine in half for four weeks “We anticipated these issues and have contingency plans in place,” Reimer said in a tweet Friday afternoon.“Our immunization plan is to safely and responsibly vaccinate as many Manitobans as possible with the doses we’ve been given.”We are pausing new vaccine appointments due to Pfizer supply disruptions announced today.

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First Leeds, Grenville, Lanark COVID-19 vaccines given to long-term care workers

COVID-19 vaccines Thursday.All COVID-19 vaccines for the southeastern Ontario region, which includes the LGLDH catchment area, are being distributed through Kingston Health Sciences Centre (KHSC), which received about 1,900 vaccinations on Monday. The first Kingston long-term care workers received vaccines Tuesday.

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First COVID-19 vaccines administered to long-term care residents in Grey Bruce

COVID-19 Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines were administered to long-term care home residents in Grey and Bruce counties on Friday.Eleonore Kueber, a 93-year-old resident of Maple View Long-Term Care Residence in Owen Sound, Ont., is Grey County’s first person to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, while Nora Foster, a 71-year-old resident of Golden Dawn Senior Citizen Home in Lion’s Head, Ont., is Bruce County’s first person to be inoculated.

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Coronavirus: 3 deaths, 61 new cases in London-Middlesex; January deadliest month of pandemic

coronavirus, officials with the Middlesex-London Health Unit reported Friday in what’s the lowest single-day increase the region has seen in three weeks.The update brings the London-Middlesex pandemic case tally to 4,872, of which 3,305 people have recovered — an increase of 28 from the day before — and 139 have died.The deaths are the 35th, 36th and 37th that have been reported so far this month, making January the deadliest month of the pandemic.

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Coronavirus: Global death toll hits 2M amid vaccine rollout

vaccines developed at breakneck speed are being rolled out around the world in an all-out campaign to vanquish the threat.The milestone was reached just over a year after the coronavirus was first detected in the Chinese city of Wuhan. WHO team arrives in Wuhan.

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No new COVID-19 cases in Kingston for the first time since November 2020

COVID-19 in the Kingston region Friday.This is the first time since Nov. 22, 2020 that the region saw no new cases in a day.On top of that, the health unit has announced that 12 new cases have resolved, bringing the region’s active cases down to 25.

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More COVID-19 rules? Experts say ‘band-aid solutions’ won’t deal with the source

COVID-19 interventions for a second time around, but experts say they can still go further.The question is, how? What’s next in Canada’s COVID-19 fight? There are two ways to look at it, according to Isaac Bogoch, an infectious disease expert based out of Toronto General Hospital. One, provinces impose rules that could, theoretically, curb transmission in the short-term, like a stay-at-home order or curfew.But those types of interventions have consequences, he said, and can’t last forever.The second option focuses on getting to the root of infections.“It’s sort of stating the obvious — we need to deal with the source instead of band-aid solutions,” Bogoch said.“It’s about turning off the tap.

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Nova Scotians warned not to lie to coronavirus contact tracers

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210 coronavirus deaths, hospitalizations in Saskatchewan

COVID-19 have died, bringing Saskatchewan’s total deaths related to the pandemic to 210.Two of the recently deceased were in their 60s and in the north east and south east zones, according to a press release. The others were in the 80-plus age group and reported in Saskatoon and south east.In the province, 210 people are currently in hospital with COVID-19 — 175 are receiving inpatient care and 35 are in intensive care. This is the highest number of hospitalizations to date.

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All of Toronto’s long-term care homes have held clinics offering 1st COVID-19 vaccine dose

COVID-19 vaccine, according to City officials.The City of Toronto made the announcement on Friday, which comes before the original target date of Jan. 21.

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Coronavirus: Ontario government now accepting small business support grant applications

Ontario government has opened an application process for small businesses affected by the provincially ordered coronavirus shutdown to access thousands in one-time support grants.The Small Business Support Grant, which was announced at the end of 2020, will provide between $10,000 and $20,000 to small businesses that were ordered closed or were subject to “significant” restrictions.According to a statement issued on Friday, the funding can be used “in whatever way makes the most sense for their individual business needs” (examples included wages and rent).

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Premier League CEO Richard Masters calls on players to follow Covid-19 guidelines after criticism

direct to your inbox Premier League chief executive Richard Masters has urged players to follow the league’s Covid-19 protocols and set a good example to the country. All 20 teams are currently playing in front of empty stands, with the United Kingdom currently in a nationwide lockdown following a second spike in coronavirus cases.

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83 new coronavirus cases, 4 additional deaths confirmed in Simcoe Muskoka

coronavirus cases and four additional COVID-19-related deaths in the region on Friday.That brings the local total number of cases up to 4,592, including 86 deaths.On Thursday, there were 1,437 COVID-19 vaccine doses administered in the region. There have been 11,189 doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine administered in total.

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Retired nurses stepping up to help the coronavirus vaccine efforts in London, Ont.

coronavirus, she did not hesitate to come back to work.“I honestly felt the need to help in some small way,” Shields said.Within a few days, she was on the job helping front-line workers get the vaccine.“The health-care workers coming in are wanting to be there, they want their vaccinations,” she said.“It’s injecting some hope into everyone that there is going to be an end to this at some point.” LHSC board of directors chair resigns after ex-CEO launches lawsuit Shields is one of at least 20 retired nurses who are now helping to vaccinate people in London.Carol Young-Ritchie, the executive vice-president, chief nursing officer and vice-president of professional practice, medicine, critical care and family medicine at London Health

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Coronavirus: McNeil reports two new cases of COVID-19 in Nova Scotia

Speaking to the media, Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil reported two new cases of COVID-19 Friday. “It’s been two weeks since New Years and it looks like, so far, that we’ve made it through OK,” McNeil said at a briefing on Friday.

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Head of UBC school of public health resigns after travelling amid COVID-19 restrictions

UBC‘s School of Population and Public Health has now resigned after travelling for a vacation over the holiday break.Dr. Peter Berman travelled to Hawaii amid COVID-19 restrictions and public health advice not to travel internationally.Berman originally apologized for taking the vacation, saying he truly regretted the decision.However, nearly two dozen faculty members of UBC’s School of Population and Public Health signed a letter expressing dismay over their director’s decision.“This decision to travel harms our school’s ability to contribute leadership in calling for our communities to sustain daily sacrifices to prevent the spread of COVID-19 for the public good,” the letter stated.

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Peter Andre teases new music with Gary Barlow as he sets up his home studio after coronavirus battle

PETER Andre teased he's working on new music with Gary Barlow as he returned to his home studio after suffering with coronavirus. The singer, 47, reassured fans he's feeling a "bit better" and shared a close-up of his microphone booth.

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Piers Morgan slams US radio host as a ‘c***womble’ in furious row over coronavirus deaths

PIERS Morgan baffled a US radio host with a very British insult during a row today - branding him a "c**kwomble". The 55-year-old Good Morning Britain host traded insults with Pat Dixon after the comedian and host of NYC Crime Report used the very American term "jackass" to describe him.

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10,000 COVID-19 vaccinations completed in Waterloo Region

COVID-19 vaccine have been administered since Dec. 23, 2020.It also announced it will close the vaccination clinic temporarily to focus its efforts on vaccinating long-term care and retirement home residents.

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Guelph reports 22 new COVID-19 cases, another 37 people have recovered

COVID-19 on Friday as the city’s total case count reached 1,801.Active cases fell by 15 from the previous day to 229 but that still includes four people being treated in the hospital for the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.

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Coronavirus: 10 new cases in Northumberland County; 6 active outbreaks for HKPR District Health Unit

COVID-19 were reported in Northumberland County on Friday, according to the region’s health unit.The Haliburton, Kawartha, Pine Ridge District Health Unit reports 691 cases overall for its jurisdiction, which includes 328 in the City of Kawartha Lakes, 324 in Northumberland County and 39 in Haliburton County.

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8 staff members test COVID-19-positive at OPP headquarters

coronavirus since Jan. 1, a spokesperson confirmed Friday.Four members have recovered and are back at work, while four are still in isolation, OPP Staff Sgt.

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Spain shuns coronavirus confinement as Europe kicks off 2021 with curfews

Spain insist the new coronavirus variant causing havoc elsewhere is not to blame for a sharp resurgence of cases and that the country can avoid a full lockdown even as its hospitals fill up.The government has been tirelessly fending off drastic home confinement like the one that paralyzed the economy for nearly three months in the spring of 2020, the last time Spain could claim victory over the stubborn rising curve of cases. Spain’s coronavirus death toll surpasses China as world struggles with containment Infection rates ebbed in October but never completely flattened the surge from summer.

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Coronavirus: Canada’s deliveries of Pfizer vaccine hit by ‘temporary delay,’ Anand says

Minister of Public Services and Procurement Anita Anand said on Friday that Canada’s supply of the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine has been hit by a temporary delay due to the company scaling up its European manufacturing capacity – a move that will impact the vaccine’s production and Canada’s deliveries for a “short period.” Anand said, however, that this won’t impact Canada’s long-term vaccination timeline.

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UK COVID-19 variant detected in southeast Pennsylvania

PHILADELPHIA - Health officials say a southeast Pennsylvania woman has tested positive for the UK variant of coronavirus, becoming the state's second known case of the unique strain of COVID-19.The patient, identified as a woman in her 50s from Bucks and Philadelphia counties, was briefly hospitalized after she became symptomatic during the last week of December. Health officials say she is currently recovering."While it is still not proven that the B.1.1.7 variant is more transmissible than other variants of the COVID-19 coronavirus, we are concerned that it is present in Philadelphia," Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr.

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UK to close all travel corridors but arrivals from Ireland remain exempt

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has ordered the closure of all travel corridors from Monday to protect the UK against new coronavirus strains, ending the quarantine exemption for arrivals from selected nations.

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More than 2 million people dead globally from COVID-19

The global death toll from COVID-19 topped 2 million Friday as vaccines developed at breakneck speed are being rolled out around the world in an all-out campaign to vanquish the threat. The milestone was reached just over a year after the coronavirus It took eight months to hit 1 million dead.

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'There is no federal reserve': Governors say HHS made empty promise on more vaccine doses

SALEM, Ore. - State health officials who were expecting a big boost in coronavirus vaccine doses from the federal government next week will likely be disappointed: reports say the stockpile that Operation Warp Speed pledged to release this week does not exist.Oregon Gov. Kate Brown confirmed reporting from The Washington Post when she said the state won't be receiving increased shipments.

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Future coronavirus variants may be able to bypass current vaccines, Sir Patrick Vallance says

direct to your inboxFuture variants of coronavirus could bypass the current batch of vaccines, England's chief scientific adviser has warned.Sir Patrick Vallance joined Boris Johnson and Prof Chris Whitty at a press conference at Downing Street today.Asked how the government plans to tackle new strains of the virus in future, Sir Patrick said it was possible that some could 'get round' current vaccines.But he added that existing vaccines were 'quite easy' to adjust to any changes.Sir Patrick said: "In terms of other variants, it is possible that [they] will get round vaccines to some extent in the future, and some of them that are out there in the world now may well have more of an effect to bypass some of the existing immune system that’s

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UK to shut all travel corridors as fears grow over new coronavirus variant

direct to your inboxThe government has suspended all travel corridors between the UK and foreign countries.From 4am on Monday, this means that anyone who wishes to travel to Britain must have proof of a negative Covid-19 test in the previous 72 hours.The Prime Minister, Boris Johnson announced the change during a Downing Street press conference on Friday.It comes as fears mount over a new variant of coronavirus discovered in South America that prompted the government to introduce strict travel bans on 16 countries including Brazil and Portugal.Travel corridors were set up during the summer of 2020, to help passengers fly between countries that were deemed to have a 'safe' Covid-19 infection rate.It meant that travellers arriving from

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Vaccine rollout in isolated First Nations a complicated process: Grand Chief

COVID-19 pandemic.Earlier this week, more than half of the province’s active COVID-19 cases were among Indigenous people — many of whom live in remote communities in Manitoba’s far north.

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Coronavirus: Trudeau comments on strengthening COVID-19 travel measures

When asked about the possibility of banning certain flights due to international COVID-19 outbreaks and new COVID-19 variants, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Friday that the measures and mandatory quarantine for travellers that have been in place since March have been “extraordinarily effective,” but that they are “always open to strengthening them as necessary.”

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Saskatchewan premier ‘concerned’ as Pfizer reduces vaccine deliveries to Canada

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says he’s concerned after learning that Pfizer vaccine shipments from the federal government will be slowed down in the coming weeks.Canada’s Procurement Minister Anita Anand made the announcement on Friday, saying it’s because Pfizer is scaling up its European manufacturing capacity – a move that will impact the vaccine’s production for a “short period.” Canada’s deliveries of Pfizer vaccine hit by ‘temporary delay,’ Anand says “Saskatchewan has been able to increase our pace of vaccinations in recent days, but our planning is based on the federal government providing a reliable weekly supply of vaccines,” Moe said.“The federal government has advised Saskatchewan to expect 11,700 Pfizer doses a week

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Global death toll from COVID-19 tops 2M amid vaccine rollout

The global death toll from COVID-19 topped 2 million Friday as vaccines developed at breakneck speed are being rolled out around the world in an all-out campaign to vanquish the threat.The milestone was reached just over a year after the coronavirus was first detected in the Chinese city of Wuhan.The number of dead, compiled by Johns Hopkins University, is about equal to the population of Brussels, Mecca, Minsk or Vienna.While the count is based on figures supplied by government agencies around the world, the real toll is believed to be significantly higher, in part because of inadequate testing and the many fatalities that were inaccurately attributed to other causes, especially early in the outbreak.It took eight months to hit 1 million

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Manitoba premier to join health officials at coronavirus update

premier will join health officials at a live update on the province’s COVID-19 situation Friday.Brian Pallister and chief public health officer Dr. Brent Roussin have scheduled a press conference for 12:30 p.m.

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Coronavirus: Ottawa surpasses 12K COVID-19 cases, 400 deaths

novel coronavirus pandemic.Ottawa Public Health is reporting 148 new cases of COVID-19 locally and four new deaths related to the virus on Friday.The city has now seen 12,027 cases of the coronavirus and 402 deaths since the start of the pandemic.There are currently 1,261 active cases of the virus in Ottawa, according to OPH’s COVID-19 dashboard.The seven-day average of new COVID-19 cases per day is now down to 142 from 148 the day before.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The percentage of coronavirus tests coming back positive in Ottawa dropped to 4.1 per cent in the past week from 4.5 per cent in the previous period.

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Mobile COVID-19 testing unit to open next week in Ayrshire's coronavirus capital

Girvan on Monday and Tuesday next week.This temporary facility will allow people who have COVID-19 symptoms to get a free swab test as part of the Government’s UK-wide drive to improve the accessibility of coronavirus testing for communities.The unit will be set up on Monday, January 18 and Tuesday, January 19 at the Quay Zone site in Knockcushan Street.The site will be open from 10am to 6pm both days.Tests must be booked in advance with the booking portal and can be booked at: https://www.nhsinform.scot/test-and-protect or by calling 0800 028 2816.The mobile unit comes after news last week that Girvan is the coronavirus capital of South Ayrshire.The number of positive results of COVID-19 have risen sharply in the town and in the Glendoune

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