Flo Rida launches mobile coronavirus testing centre to help businesses recover amid pandemic
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metro.co.ukFlo Rida has launched his very own mobile coronavirus testing centre, and we are in awe of the whole thing. The Low rapper is hoping to help businesses in Florida reopen safely during the pandemic, and splashed his own cash to try and make this happen.
The 40-year-old – real name Tramar Lacel Dillard – teamed up with doctor George Tabi to launch the Asktabs Mobile Wellness Centre, thought to be worth around $1.5million (£1.2m), TMZ states.
Not only is his mobile testing facility state of the art, they also have 14 staff on hand to test up to 1,500 patients a day for Covid-19.
Which is not too shabby. Visit our live blog for the latest updates: Coronavirus news live According to the publication, Flo took the Asktabs centre to Miami’s Metro
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