DGS extends testing to all contacts, implements screening in schools

Updated guidelines include tests on all contacts (high and low risk) and the implementation of regular screenings with rapid antigen tests (TRAg) in schools

By TPN/Lusa, in Education, COVID-19 · 12 Feb 2021, 19:00 · 1 Comments

The Directorate-General for Health (DGS) has revised its recommendations for combating the Covid-19 pandemic, namely regarding testing, and will extend testing to all contacts and will implement screening in schools. It updated its guidelines to include tests on all contacts (high and low risk) and the implementation of regular screenings with rapid antigen tests (TRAg) in schools or in sectors of activity with high social exposure.

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Comments

Why would there be testing in schools, at least at primary level, when children are not supposed to spread the Certificate Of Vaccine 19 virus? No one will be be testing my children or vaccinating them. I'm not the only one thinking this, there are many of us just in the Algarve. This is not about a virus.Please try and break the mind control and think clearly about this my fellow human beings

By Bobby True from Algarve on 12 Feb 2021, 20:49