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Operation of Rapid Antigen Testing Units in Remote Areas Operation of rapid antigen testing units in remote areas In view of today’s final decision of the Council of Ministers for the re-opening of Gymnasiums, with the physical presence of students on Friday, 2nd April, it is reminded that students will have to undergo a rapid antigen test before returning to their schools. The students can undergo a rapid test offered free of charge through the program by the Ministry of Health, or at an approved private clinical laboratory at their own expense. For the convenience of residents of remote areas and communities outside urban centres, the Ministry of Health has planned the operation of testing units during the following days, in the communities listed below: District of Lefkosia Farmakas Wednesday, 31 March Kato Pyrgos Wednesday, 31 March Arediou Thursday, 1 April Lympia Thursday, 1 April Analiontas Thursday, 1 April Kakopetria Thursday, 1 April Astromeritis Thursday, 1 April Klirou Thursday, 1 April Peristerona Thursday, 1 April Pedoulas Thursday, 1 April Lythrodontas Thursday, 1 April Tseri Thursday, 1 April Pera Chorio Nisou Thursday, 1 April Pera Orinis/Episkopeio/Politiko Thursday, 1 April District of Lemesos Agros Wednesday, 31 March Palodia Thursday, 1 April Eptagoneia Thursday, 1 April Kyperounta Thursday, 1 April Pissouri Thursday, 1 April Pachna Thursday, 1 April Pelendri Thursday, 1 April District of Larnaka Skarinou Wednesday, 31 March Maroni Wednesday, 31 March Kornos Wednesday, 31 March Dromolaxia Thursday, 1 April Xylotymbou Thursday, 1 April Athienou Thursday, 1 April Kiti Thursday, 1 April Agglisides Thursday, 1 April Oroklini Thursday, 1 April District of Pafos Pegeia Wednesday, 31 March Timi Wednesday, 31 March Polis Chrysochous Thursday, 1 April Geroskipou Thursday, 1 April Emba Thursday, 1 April Chloraka Thursday, 1 April District of Ammochostos Avgorou Wednesday, 31 March Liopetri Wednesday, 31 March Sotira Thursday, 1 April Deryneia Thursday, 1 April Frenaros Thursday, 1 April The exact locations and time schedule will be included in the Press Release issued daily with the testing units for all Districts. ---------------------- 31.03.2021 .
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