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    Long queues in Auckland for covid testing are creating flow-on effects for local businesses

    Long queues in Auckland for covid testing are creating flow-on effects for local businesses


    A dairy owner across from the Eden Terrace testing station, says people were walking across to his shop asking to use the toilet.

    He says he couldn't allow it, in case they had Covid-19, and if he let one, he'd have to let them all.

    The Eden Park centre was meant to close at 6pm last night, but was still doing testing at 11pm.

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