Coronavirus: Rapid test locations for Thursday

The health ministry has announced the rapid test locations for Thursday.

The programme is available to everyone, especially people who work in customer service. Test results will be sent within 24 hours through SMS. Results can also be issued in writing within 30 minutes.

 

District Testing sites Ωράριο
Limassol Grigoris Afxentiou Square (outside Dioikitirio) 8.30am -4.30pm
Ayios Athanasios Town Hall 8.30am -4.30pm
Ypsonas Town Hall (south entrance) 8.30am-5pm
Parekklisia community council offices 8.30am -4.30pm
Apostolos Andreas & Timios Stavros church, Mesa Geitonia 8.30am -4.30pm
Ayios Arsenios church, Kyperounda 9.30am-4.30pm
Larnaca Ayios Georgios Kontos parking lot (across from the cemetery) 8.30am-5pm
Europe Square, Larnaca 12pm-4.30pm
Economides parking lot, Larnaca (next to Public) 8.30am -4.30pm
Park next to Stelios supermarket, Livadhia 8.30am-5pm
Aradippou industrial area (parking lot, former Free Zone) 8.30am-5pm
Lefkara Town Hall Square 9.30am-5.30pm
Nicosia Ayios Georgios church, Latsia 8.30am-5pm
Tis tou Theou Sofias church, Strovolos 8.30am-5pm
State Fare, Engomi (in front of the east entrance) 8.30am-5pm
Panayia Evangelistria church, Pallouriotissa 8.30am-5pm
Lakatamia Town Hall 9am-5pm
Eleftheria Square, Nicosia 11.30am-4.30pm
Square in front of the Klirou community council offices 11am-5pm
Paphos Emba community building (multiple use hall) 9am-7pm
Famagusta Paralimni municipality parking lot 8.30am -4.30pm
Agion Panton church, Dherynia 8.30am -4.30pm

 

 

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