Original title: Wrongly regarded positive as negative A Sydney hospital sent 400 people the wrong results of the new crown test. Source: Reference News Network
Reference News Network reported on December 27 According to a report on the Australian newspaper website on December 27, a woman who received a false test result said that she was worried that she had transmitted the new crown virus to her little niece and nephew.
According to reports, 400 people, including Stephanie Corlena, received false text messages on Christmas Eve stating that their new coronavirus test results were negative, but the actual results were positive.
The report also said that St. Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney apologized that it is believed that human error caused the situation.
Coruna said that she developed symptoms on Monday and Tuesday, but because the testing clinic was already operating at full capacity and closed due to the high temperature, she did not get tested.
In an interview with the media, she said: “I went again on Wednesday, was tested, and then isolated.”
She said: “I have children in my family, as well as other people. The result I received on Christmas Day was negative.”
She said: “I received a positive result on Boxing Day.”
Correna said that after receiving the positive result, she has not yet received news from the New South Wales Department of Health.
She also said: “To be honest, I am very scared and nervous because I may have transmitted the virus to my niece and nephew, one year old and the other three.” (Compilation / Wang Qiang)
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