The complete list of 67 places worst affected is set to undergo comprehensive testing for coronavirus

A complete list of places to receive the Mass Corona Virus The government issued the test in an effort to stop the spread.

In total, there are 67 places across England on the list with some targeting tests scheduled to begin Monday and testing in certified territories is expected to start this month.

The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) said that more than 1.6 million tests will be delivered to the first Tier 3 regions participating in the program.

Further new public offerings are set to begin with the addition of DHSC that more than 100 local authorities “participate in the community testing program”.

In Oldham, Greater Manchester, increased access to rapid tests will initially focus on higher-risk supported living spaces, health and social care personnel, schools and colleges, Mirror Reports.

Large manufacturing sites and companies with a workforce of more than 200 people will be tested under plans in Lancashire.

In Kirklees, West Yorkshire, the focus will first be on testing the entire community and high-risk workplaces.

But despite the Tier 3 restrictions in place in the Northeast, the only comprehensive test in the region exists Darlington Stockton-on-Tees.

Minister of Health Matt Hancock He said the improved testing programs tracked a successful pilot in Liverpool and would be a “vital additional tool” in finding asymptomatic cases.

67 places are scheduled to undergo comprehensive testing for coronavirus
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He said: “Community testing will be very important in helping areas with highest levels of the virus to reduce infection rates, and in the end it will help districts relax the most stringent restrictions.”

“This is just the beginning, and we are working quickly to start testing the community on a larger scale once more local teams are ready. I urge all those who live in the areas where the community test is offered to come forward and get tested.”

The ministry said local authorities could bid for more testing and support “on an ongoing basis” to create a “detailed testing program” for their community.

General Sir Gordon Messenger, Chief of Operations, said: “We want to express our thanks to the more than 100 local authorities that participated quickly and comprehensively, allowing us to move forward with the first phase of the community testing program, and our operation the team will begin rolling out next week.

“We continue to work extensively with local authorities on their proposals to expand the program to more areas in the coming weeks and months, and to increase testing services available to communities.”

Here is a list of the 67 Level 3 boards that will be among the first to start community-based coronavirus testing programs, according to the Ministry of Health.