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Over 17 000 PCR tests performed yesterday

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25 January, 2021

The National Operation Center for Prevention of Covid-19 Outbreak (NOCPCO) stated that over 17 000 PCR tests were performed yesterday (24).

A total of 17 523 PCR tests were performed.

National Operation Centre for Prevention of Covid-19 Outbreak

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