Coronavirus Testing

The testing sites have the capacity to test 6,000 people this weekend.

The FDA is looking into inaccuracy reports.

The latest model was presented to the public on Wednesday morning.

Health care providers swab patients from behind a glass barrier.

The figures as accurate as of 4 p.m. on Saturday.

At least 5,000 tests per day are needed, according to Walz.

The number of cases has jumped to 346.

The total is up from Tuesday's 262 confirmed cases.

This number does not reflect the actual number of cases in Minnesota, as testing is limited.

These are the very important guidelines from the department of health.

It comes after the Department of Health placed restrictions on who can get tested.

Minnesota health leaders have been asking the federal government for more testing capacity.

The number of confirmed cases continues to climb in Minnesota.

Nineteen more positive cases were confirmed on Sunday.

The MDH indicated that drive-thru testing clinics are the least of its concerns right now.