37 mobile testing vehicles in operation - Corporation Commissioner

37 mobile testing vehicles in operation - Corporation Commissioner

Coimbatore: 37 mobile vehicles for testing COVID-19 have been put into operation in Coimbatore District. Corporation Commissioner Shravan Kumar Jadawat, flagged off the 5 Mobile testing vehicles to 5 zones. Yesterday 32 mobile testing vehicles were given to 32 primary health centers operating in the corporation areas.

Corporation Commissioner said that, "medical examination vehicles will go to the place where people live or to places like shops and institutions. Testing will be done with mobile testing vehicles in designated places like houses, offices or institutions based on information provided to the COVID-19 control centre. Necessary testing and diagnosing equipment will be used for diagnosis of COVID-19 in patients with symptoms.

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