Non-county residents will have to pay up for a test in Miami-Dade
CBS4's Ashley Dyer reports the news comes as doctors are seeing people come down with COVID and the fu at the same time.
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CBS4's Ashley Dyer reports the news comes as doctors are seeing people come down with COVID and the fu at the same time.
CBS4 news partner the Miami Herald reports it's because federal funding has dried up.
It's reportedly due to a lack of federal funding.
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