More testing sites will be opening up in New York City, as the fight against COVID-19 continues, especially in the hardest-hit neighborhoods.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo says as of Wednesday the citywide average for positive test results was 1.5-%, but the Bronx actually had a higher percentage than that. The governor says the percentage for the Bronx is 2.1%, with a percentage for Brooklyn just slightly below the city average at 1.3% 

Gov. Cuomo has also been talking about some hotspot areas, which is where they’ve been trying to focus resources. 

Of the 10 hotspots the governor provided, six are in the Bronx and three are in Brooklyn.

Health officials say those who have gotten a COVID-19 test and it came back negative but are concerned about possible exposure, or have spent a lot of time in large crowds recently should be tested again. Most test results are returned in about 48 hours.