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States advised not to use rapid testing kits for two days | Ghanti Bajao

The ICMR stated that the rapid testing kits will not be used for the next two days. This comes after a complaint regarding the rapid testing kit was registered. States advised not to use rapid testing kits for two days. A lot of variations, kits will be tested and validated by on-ground teams and we will give advisory in the next 2 days said R Gangakhedkar, Indian Council of Medical Research.

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