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GUYANA TO MAKE STRIDES IN TESTING FOR CERTAIN VIRUS

By Kevin Fraser
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Guyana is not in a position to conduct tests for the Zika virus but health authorities here are hopeful that this can be done in the near future. In the interim, samples will have to continue to be sent to Trinidad for Testing. Handel Duncan reports.

JANUARY 18,2016

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