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The first Covid-19 testing station in Eysturoy will open in Runavík this week

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People who are awaiting their Covid test results are urged to practice extra caution due to the high pressure on test analysis labs

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Talan er um trý fólk, sum øll komu úr londum, sum eru bólkað sum appilsingul av danska uttanríkismálaráðnum

A prescription is no longer required to get tested for Covid-19

Out of more than 4,500 Covid-19 tests on Friday, eight have come out positive, but not all tests have been analysed yet

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