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02 February 2021 List of places to do PCR in Cuba Notice that at the moment is not possible to do PCR test nor fast (antigen) test, up on departure at the International Airport Jose Martí in Havana. Province Where to do the PCR test Address Pinar del Rio Hotel Pinar del Rio, Medical Service of the Hotel Martí Final Street. Pinar del Rio International Clinic Siboney No. 20005, 11th Avenue, between 200th & 202nd Street. Siboney. Havana Havana, Mayabeque, Artemisa International Clinic Camilo Cienfuegos Linea Street, between L & M. Vedado. Havana International Clinic Varadero Between 60th Street & 1st Avenue. Varadero Matanzas Medical Service of the Hotel (15 Hotels) Varadero Cienfuegos International Clinic Cienfuegos No. 3705, 10th Avenue, between 37th & 39th Street. Cienfuegos Villa Clara Optica Miramar Santa Clara No. 106, Colón Street, between Candelaria & San Migue. Santa Clara International Clinic Trinidad Trinidad Sancti Spíritus CPH Vectores Frank País Street, corner to Bartolomé Masó. Sancti Spíritus Sede Sucursal SMC No. 74, Joaquín Agüero Street, between Abrán Hidalgo & Narciso López Ciego de Ávila Clinic Cayo Coco Cayo Coco. Jardínez del Rey Medical Service of the Hotel (9 Hotel) Cayo Coco. Jardínez del Rey Camaguey Laboratory of Hygiene and Epidemiology , Pino 3 Cisnero Street, between Martí & San Ramón Street. Camaguey Las Tunas Provincial Center of Hygiene and Epidemiology No. 12, Lucas Ortiz Street, corner to Máximo Gómez Street. Las Tunas Optica Miramar Holguín Frexes Street, between Martí & Maceo Street. Holguín Holguín International Clinic Guardalavaca Guardalavaca Granma Provincial Center of Hygiene and Epidemiology Céspedes Street, between Figueredo & Lora Street. Bayamo Santiago de Cuba Provincial Center of Hygiene and Epidemiology No. 1, J Street, between 1st & 2nd Avenue. Sueño. Santiago de Cuba Provincial Center of Hygiene and Epidemiology San Gregorio Street, between 3rd & 4th Avenue. Norte. Guantanamo Guantánamo International Clinic Baracoa Maceo Street, between 10 de Octubre & 24 de Febrero Avenue. Baracoa Source: Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Havana/ Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Cuba. .

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