Brooklyn residents experience trouble locating COVID-19 testing site on Putnam Avenue
A COVID-19 testing site on Putnam Avenue in Brooklyn officially opened today to no New Yorkers standing in line.
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Dec 21, 2021, 6:48 PM
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Updated 948 days ago
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332ds agoA COVID-19 testing site on Putnam Avenue in Brooklyn officially opened today to no New Yorkers standing in line.
Only a small sign is the indicator to tell those looking to get a COVID-19 test in Brooklyn that a site is nearby. Some coming to this location had trouble finding it. The address of the entrance is directly across the street from 1428 Putnam Ave., around the corner from 400 Irving Ave.
This particular site is open until 7 p.m.
