Uganda imposes mandatory fees for coronavirus testing


The decision of the Government of Uganda to introduce voluntary coronavirus testing fees threatens to disrupt travel and the resumption of tourism, as well as trade. This is reported by the Daily Monitor Uganda. Follow the development of events in the broadcast: World against coronavirus: stabilization or the second wave? - All the news Follow the development of events in the broadcast: World against coronavirus: stabilization or the second wave? all news This will also affect the return of Ugandan citizens from abroad. On the evening of Sunday, August 30, the Ugandan government issued a directive requiring agencies to charge $65 per test. This directive will also apply to truck drivers coming across the border, as well as Ugandan citizens returning home. Organizations that plan to test their employees and individuals who want to know if they have contracted the virus will also have to pay. Kampala is convinced that this collection will contribute to an increase in the number of funds for the fight against the pandemic. To date, 350,000 people have been tested, resulting in about 2,900 positive cases and at least 30 deaths. Individuals with symptoms of infection or those in contact with someone who has contracted COVID-19 will not have to pay. There are fears that this innovation could undermine efforts to contain the virus, discouraging people from getting tested. It can also increase the cost of imported goods, since truck drivers must pay for tests, like any potential tourists.
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