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Coronavirus testing for Delhi mediapersons from tomorrow, says Arvind Kejriwal

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NEW DELHI : The Delhi government will start COVID-19 testing for mediapersons from Wednesday, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Tuesday, after 53 scribes tested positive for the novel coronavirus in Mumbai.

The Delhi chief minister said his government has set up a centre where free COVID-19 tests will be conducted on mediapersons.

Journalists are also at the frontline in the battle against COVID-19, he added. "We have set up a centre. All media houses and journalists will be informed about it.

Interested mediapersons can undergo tests at the centre from Wednesday morning," Kejriwal said. Earlier in the day, responding to a tweet in which a person requested the chief minister to make arrangements for mass COVID-19 testing for

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