Bridgeport officials say pop-up COVID-19 testing site was unregistered
The City of Bridgeport has learned about an unregistered COVID-19 testing pop-up site that was set up in front of Gala Foods on East Main Street.
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Nov 20, 2020, 10:20 PM
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2h agoThe City of Bridgeport has learned about an unregistered
COVID-19 testing pop-up site that was set up in front of Gala Foods on
East Main Street.
The pop-up testing site was not registered with the state
and therefore unregulated.
Anyone who visited that site should immediately contact the
state Health Department.
Bridgeport officials are reminding residents that they can find
licensed testing facilities at BridgeportCT.gov.
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