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Mayor Broome announces COVID-19 Community Testing Site will resume Monday

Baton Rouge, LALocal News

Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome has officially announced the reopening of the COVID-19 Community Testing Site at Baton Rouge General – Mid City, set to resume operations on Monday, April 6. This significant development comes as the city aims to enhance public health measures in light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The testing site is an essential resource for residents, providing necessary services to monitor and manage the spread of the virus. Broome emphasized the importance of accessible testing in her announcement, highlighting its role in safeguarding the community's health. The city has been actively addressing the challenges posed by the pandemic, and the resumption of this testing site reflects a proactive approach to public health.

Residents are encouraged to utilize these testing services as part of their personal health strategies. With the situation continuously evolving, local leaders are committed to adapting their responses to ensure the well-being of Baton Rouge citizens. This reopening marks a crucial step in the city's ongoing efforts to combat COVID-19 effectively.

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