City Order to Combat Suspected Scam

Apr 10, 2020

A new city order in Louisville, Kentucky, requires COVID-19 testing sites not affiliated with a health facility or already approved by its public health department to get a written approval before opening up, the Courier-Journal reports. This, it notes, comes after pop-up testing sites in the city were suspected to be scams.

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