Hours of waiting, traffic jams and bouncers who ensure peace and quiet: The demand for corona tests is exploding in the centers.
Region – “The demand has increased noticeably, especially since the 3G regulation has been in place in the workplace,” says Michael Sapper, owner of the St. Bonifatius pharmacy in Fulda *. Each of the 120 appointments for Corona * tests that he and his team offer per day are booked out day in, day out. None to one of the results are positive. At what time the rush is greatest, Sapper cannot say explicitly. He is currently perceiving a continuously high demand.
Fuldaerzeitung.de * reveals how things stand with such high demand for the test inventory.
Since Michael Sapper’s pharmacy does not open until 9 a.m. and, according to the pharmacist, it is too late for many employees, most people come in the afternoon – and do the quick test for the next working day. Everything is currently being done to expand capacities. Christoph Schwab, managing director of the DRK district association Fulda, finds clearer words for the current situation. “We are being overrun,” he reports. fuldaerzeitung.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA .
