Eighteen mobile coronavirus testing clinics will be held throughout Murrumbidgee Local Health District over eight days.
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The health service had tested 13,824 people for COVID-19 as of Wednesday morning, with no new cases detected. Forty-five positive cases had been reported previously.
Holbrook and Culcairn hosted the mobile clinic on Wednesday, with sessions also planned in Tumbarumba, Urana, Rand, Lockhart, Finley and Berrigan.
On Monday, the vans will visit Tumbarumba hospital (10am-2pm), Urana community hall (9.30am-11.30am) and Rand recreation ground (1pm-2.30pm).
Lockhart's clinic will be held between 9.30am and noon on Tuesday while Thursday, June 25, sees testing at Finley (Pinnuck Street east end, 10am to noon) and Berrigan (Chanter Street, outside council chambers, 1pm-2.30pm).
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Other clinics will be held in Wallendbeen, Stockinbingal, Narrandera, West Wyalong, Barmedman, Tarcutta, Wagga, The Rock, Talbingo, Batlow, Coolamon and Ardlethan.
COVID-19 testing is available through many GPs and clinics across the district.
GP-led respiratory clinics have also been established in Gundagai, Young, Griffith, Wagga and Deniliquin.
Anyone who feels unwell can call the Murrumbidgee COVID hotline on 1800 831 099 to book a test.
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