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Accessible and Affordable Testing: Researchers from the research lab Diatropix created a coronavirus testing kit. As of May, trials began for the kit. Supported by the Senegalese government, the tests are estimated to cost $1 and take only 10 minutes to produce a result. Depending on its success, tests may be available to citizens within the following months. The at-home tests can determine whether a patient is infected by analyzing their saliva or blood. According to its developers, the tests are very easy to distribute throughout the country. The director of the Pasteur Institute stated that the country could “rapidly produce 2-4 million kits” in a short amount of time. This could be a game-changing variable in how Senegal is combatting COVID-19. Trials are still ongoing.

https://www.borgenmagazine.com/senegal-is-combatting-covid-19/

Africa relies on external supply for more than 90% of medications. Producing medical supplies for Africa to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic inside the continent is an important step forward. For example, Senegal (DiaTropix) announced to soon roll out rapid Covid-19 diagnostic kits with the support of a UK firm (Mologic) in a mirror manufacturing process that could be scaled up to meet demand from the entire continent.

https://unctad.org/en/pages/SGStatementDetails.aspx?OriginalVersionID=251

https://www.sharebuyers.co.uk/shares/did-boris-johnson-confirm-government-buying-omega-diagnostics-test-kit/

https://twitter.com/sharebuyers/status/1303734624435286019?s=20

https://www.centre-sante-laumiere.fr/forum/kits-for-africa-34215f

Tessy Igomu They will be manufactured by the diaTropix disease testing facility in Senegal.According to Mologic, the device would allow for users to test at home and provide a result within 10 minutes without the need for special training, electricity or a laboratory.The company said this will be the first time that a diagnostic kit created in Britain would be jointly manufactured in Africa.According to the World Health Organisation, the lack of coronavirus tests is now one of the biggest problems on the African continent.Kenya, for example, has only been able to test 1,000 samples a day whereas laboratories in Germany are able to test more than 150,000 a day, according to the Robert Koch Institute.Tessy Igomu

Well the bbi release wasn't a one line statement. Its a lot of words for someone to produce a wrong statement. Therefore it can only mean that the number of tests was incorrect. Omega have been banging out these tests for some time now so perhaps the bbi statement should added a nought.

Thanks tricky, link below

https://www.heraldscotland.com/business_hq/18696327.full-launch-later-month-omega-gets-covid-test-approval/

https://www.aero.uk/news-36777/Heathrow-examins-fast-Covid-19-tests.html

Looks like it is nailed on with the government.

https://www.theneweuropean.co.uk/top-stories/martin-mcquillan-on-science-and-uk-government-1-6812341

Prime Minister Boris Johnson at a visit to the Mologic Laboratory in Bedford. Photo: Jack Hill - WPA Pool / Getty Images

These trials sit alongside Heathrow’s capability to test passengers on arrival with a Swissport and Collinson site ready to swing into action, again after final decisions from Government have been given.

https://www.politicshome.com/members/article/heathrow-to-give-government-covid-testing-data-as-momentum-gathers-for-aviation-testing

These testing trials are in addition to Heathrow’s already proposed inbound testing facility in partnership with Collinson and Swissport.

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https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mologic_covid19-diagnostic-publichealth-activity-6705393958119337984-fjg0

NT to buy just £50 - gonna pop

http://www.pulsetoday.co.uk/clinical/clinical-specialties/respiratory-/antibody-study-suggests-12-of-gps-may-have-had-covid-19/20041342.article

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