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Desperate to go home, 5 children among 14 recovered patients await swab results at a Sgr quarantine Centre | KNO

‘We are fed up here, our results have come negative already; have given swabs for second round of tests on July 5, results being delayed without reason’

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Srinagar, July 10 (KNO): At least 14 patients who completed their quarantine and tested negative expressed their deep anguish over the delay by the authorities in announcing their second swab test results for the past five days. The patients, who were earlier tested positive and negative after completing quarantine period, said they are feeling suffocated at the quarantine centre and want to join their families back as they were already tested negative for the virus. Talking to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), the recovered patients at a quarantine centre set up at Hazratbal area of Srinagar claimed inaction from authorities and said that the swabs of 14 people were collected five days back for second round of tests but so far the results are awaited and there is no word from the officials so far. One of the patients who had tested positive on June 25 said: “I gave away my swabs for COVID test on June 30 and that turned negative for the deadly virus following which a second round of samples were collected on July 5 and the results of which are still awaited. The long wait is haunting us. We want to go home and join our families, who are worried about us.” He said the atmosphere and conditions at the centre are suffocative. “The situation is very scary. We are not allowed to go home to take proper care of ourselves and the height is even after giving the swab for a second time, there is a long delay in results. The authorities have left us craving for the want of results.” Another patient who has recovered also, shared the same ordeal and said that they even fear to stay at the Centre. “The authorities aren’t allowing us to go home well before it casts a shadow on us,” he said. The aggrieved recovered patients said that they are at least 14 in number, who have tested negative of which five are children, two female and six adults. “We should be allowed to go home immediately and our swab test results should be declared without any further delay,” they told KNO—(KNO)

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