The new rules were instituted to ensure students can stay in school and residents “who are most likely to need a monoclonal antibody are identified within the prescribed window in which they can be administered.”
The state normally uses around 50,000 rapid tests a week, but shortages have led to sites receiving only 11,000 weekly.
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