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AMSTERDAM, 10 September (Reuters) – The Dutch city’s fitness government warned Thursday that other people might have to wait for COVID-19 testing because the call is beating the source after an increase in the number of cases.
While the national government has promised that in the country wishing to be tested, the Regional and Municipal Authorities Coordination Group (GGD) guilty of testing has stated that laboratories are operating at full capacity.
“Right now, the order is exceeding the offer,” he said in a statement. “As a result, other people with physical fitness disorders have to request a check several times, resulting in understandable frustration and taxes on our phone lines and website. “
The National Institute of Health (RIVM) reported Tuesday that the new instances increased from 50% to 5,427 last week, their point since last April.
Axel Dees, a spokesman for the Department of Health, said the government is looking to obtain more lab materials despite its global scarcity and is looking for tactics to better use existing materials to solve the bottleneck.
“But it will take time and stay very busy for several weeks, and some other people will have to wait longer,” Dees said. “It’s frustrating, but it is. “
RIVM said Tuesday that the increase in the number of instances was not similar to the reopening of the country’s number one schools in the last 3 weeks. Dutch national policy does not require the use of protective masks on public transport.
The Trouw newspaper reported Thursday that several Dutch primary schools had started buying COVID-19 ad verification kits to avoid having to close due to imaginable instances that cannot be verified quickly.
Dees said the government discouraged the use of evidence, pointing to its unrefiability (report via Tothrough Sterling, edited through Timothy Heritage).