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Home Jordan News MoH designates fixed coronavirus testing stations 14-10-2020 09:50 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Ministry of Health on Wednesday published a list of public health centers which will house fixed coronavirus testing stations as part of a larger scheme that will see the designation of 150 fixed testing stations across the Kingdom. Health Ministry Assistant Secretary-General for Prime Healthcare, Ghazi Sharkas, said testing will now be available in the Amman Health Center and in government-run centers in the following areas of the capital: Qweismeh, Tabarbour, Abu-Nsier, Marj el-Hamam, Sweileh, Sahab, Muwaqqar, and Jubeiha. He explained that the move is aimed at facilitating testing and easing off burdens on epidemiological investigations teams, adding that testing will be available from 08:00am to 03:00pm.

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MoH designates fixed coronavirus testing stations

14-10-2020 09:50 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Ministry of Health on Wednesday published a list of public health centers which will house fixed coronavirus testing stations as part of a larger scheme that will see the designation of 150 fixed testing stations across the Kingdom.

Health Ministry Assistant Secretary-General for Prime Healthcare, Ghazi Sharkas, said testing will now be available in the Amman Health Center and in government-run centers in the following areas of the capital: Qweismeh, Tabarbour, Abu-Nsier, Marj el-Hamam, Sweileh, Sahab, Muwaqqar, and Jubeiha.

He explained that the move is aimed at facilitating testing and easing off burdens on epidemiological investigations teams, adding that testing will be available from 08:00am to 03:00pm.

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