Coronavirus Test Price Delhi

Delhi government slashed the price of RT-PCR tests - the gold standard for detecting COVID-19 - from Rs 800 to Rs 500 in the city today, according to an order issued by the health department.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has slashed the price of RT-PCR tests - the gold standard for detecting COVID-19 - by two-thirds to Rs 800 now.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has directed a price cut for the more reliable RT-PCR tests for COVID-19. Though these tests are being conducted free of cost in government hospitals, they can cost up to Rs 2,400 in private laboratories.

The Delhi government has decided to cap the rate of COVID-19 test at Rs 2,400. The new price cap for the tests -- which till now was Rs 4,500 -- was announced following directives by Home Minister Amit Shah to "provide relief to the common man".

The price of a COVID-19 test in Delhi has been capped at Rs 2,400, the Home Ministry said Wednesday night, explaining the move was aimed at "providing relief to the common man"

COVID-19 test kits should be made available urgently at the lowest possible price so that the virus can be controlled and people''s health can be safeguarded at a time when the country was facing an "unprecedented medical crisis", the Delhi High Court has said.

Delhi government slashed the price of RT-PCR tests - the gold standard for detecting COVID-19 - from Rs 800 to Rs 500 in the city today, according to an order issued by the health department.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has slashed the price of RT-PCR tests - the gold standard for detecting COVID-19 - by two-thirds to Rs 800 now.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has directed a price cut for the more reliable RT-PCR tests for COVID-19. Though these tests are being conducted free of cost in government hospitals, they can cost up to Rs 2,400 in private laboratories.

The Delhi government has decided to cap the rate of COVID-19 test at Rs 2,400. The new price cap for the tests -- which till now was Rs 4,500 -- was announced following directives by Home Minister Amit Shah to "provide relief to the common man".

The price of a COVID-19 test in Delhi has been capped at Rs 2,400, the Home Ministry said Wednesday night, explaining the move was aimed at "providing relief to the common man"

COVID-19 test kits should be made available urgently at the lowest possible price so that the virus can be controlled and people''s health can be safeguarded at a time when the country was facing an "unprecedented medical crisis", the Delhi High Court has said.