Leading Covid testing firm 'dumping returned test kits in bin while issuing fit-to-fly certificates'
Action Fraud — which works with the police — said it had received complaints about the firm, run by Labour councillor Faisal Shoukat
He said: “This is shocking and also highly dangerous in the battle against Covid. There needs to be an immediate investigation and, if appropriate, charges brought.” Action Fraud — which works with the police — said it had received complaints about the firm, run by Labour councillor Faisal Shoukat. Tammy Ablitt said: “We used RT Diagnostic recently and there’s no way they could have received our Day 5 and Day 8 Covid tests as quickly as they gave us the results. Luckily, we were testing ourselves with NHS Covid tests at home to make sure we were Covid free.”
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