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Sept 2020
Two Harrogate parents have voiced their frustration with the coronavirus testing process in the week children return to school.
Both are worried that, without enough testing capacity, covid-19 will spread in schools and children could take it home to vulnerable family members.
There are no permanent testing sites in Harrogate and some people have been sent to testing facilities nearly two hours away.
One mum, who asked to remain anonymous, said she has been shielding after chemotherapy and was reluctant to send her two children back to school this term.
Luckily, her son's school had ten emergency coronavirus test kits which they have used and sent off for analysis. They are still waiting for the results.
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