Coronavirus COVID-19 Self-Administered Test

A middle-aged lady attatches her personal barcode to the plastic vial after testing herself while sitting in the drivers seat of her car during a self-administered Coronavirus COVID-19 test in south London. There are four steps to the self-administered Covid-19 test inserting a swab into the nose and throat which the public works through in their car, windows up and all communications with army personnel via phone, in a south London leisure centre, on 2nd June 2020, in London, England. The kit provided consists of a booklet, plastic bag, swab, vial, bar codes and a sealable biohazard bag. The swab sample is taken from the back of the throat and nasal passage with the contents sealed and returned to soldiers through a narrow window. The whole process takes between 5-10mins with results available within 48hrs.

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A middle-aged lady attatches her personal barcode to the plastic vial after testing herself while sitting in the drivers seat of her car during a self-administered Coronavirus COVID-19 test in south London. There are four steps to the self-administered Covid-19 test inserting a swab into the nose and throat which the public works through in their car, windows up and all communications with army personnel via phone, in a south London leisure centre, on 2nd June 2020, in London, England. The kit provided consists of a booklet, plastic bag, swab, vial, bar codes and a sealable biohazard bag. The swab sample is taken from the back of the throat and nasal passage with the contents sealed and returned to soldiers through a narrow window. The whole process takes between 5-10mins with results available within 48hrs.