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Second pop-up testing site for coronavirus set for Stockbridge

District 4 Department of Health Office planning pop-up coronavirus testing site for Friday.
District 4 Department of Health Office planning pop-up coronavirus testing site for Friday.
By Leon Stafford
June 3, 2020

A second pop-up testing site for the coronavirus is planned for Henry County on Friday.

The District 4 Department of Public Health will offer free testing from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at J.P. Moseley Park, 1041 Millers Mill Road, in Stockbridge.

Those hoping to be tested do not have to have symptoms to participate or have come in contact with someone who previously tested positive.

The testing allows participants to drive up in a vehicle and undergo the examination without getting out.

To register, visit https://covid19.dph.ga.gov/.

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