Amanda Brown, left, of Bel Air, talks with a medical staff about her status in line for COVID testing. She and her family have been waiting in their car for several hours to register for the test at a Bel Air Patient First facility. Harford County healthcare facilities are inundated by people seeking COVID-19 testing as there's a surge in infection due to the Omicron variant.

Amanda Brown, left, of Bel Air, talks with a medical staff about her status in line for COVID testing. She and her family have been waiting in their car for several hours to register for the test at a Bel Air Patient First facility. Harford County healthcare facilities are inundated by people seeking COVID-19 testing as there's a surge in infection due to the Omicron variant. (Kenneth K. Lam/The Baltimore Sun)

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Amanda Brown, left, of Bel Air, talks with a medical staff about her status in line for COVID testing. She and her family have been waiting in their car for several hours to register for the test at a Bel Air Patient First facility. Harford County healthcare facilities are inundated by people seeking COVID-19 testing as there's a surge in infection due to the Omicron variant.

Amanda Brown, left, of Bel Air, talks with a medical staff about her status in line for COVID testing. She and her family have been waiting in their car for several hours to register for the test at a Bel Air Patient First facility. Harford County healthcare facilities are inundated by people seeking COVID-19 testing as there's a surge in infection due to the Omicron variant. (Kenneth K. Lam/The Baltimore Sun)

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Amanda Brown, of Bel Air, and her family have been waiting in their car for several hours to register for COVID-19 testing at a Bel Air Patient First facility.

Amanda Brown, of Bel Air, and her family have been waiting in their car for several hours to register for COVID-19 testing at a Bel Air Patient First facility. (Kenneth K. Lam/The Baltimore Sun)

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A medical staff at a Bel Air Patient First informs a COVID-19 test seeker that there's no more available appointment at the facility. Harford County healthcare facilities are inundated by people seeking COVID-19 testing as there's a surge in infection due to the Omicron variant.

A medical staff at a Bel Air Patient First informs a COVID-19 test seeker that there's no more available appointment at the facility. Harford County healthcare facilities are inundated by people seeking COVID-19 testing as there's a surge in infection due to the Omicron variant. (Kenneth K. Lam/The Baltimore Sun)

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Devin Harold, of Bel Air, rests in his car as he waits for his turn to register at a Bel Air Patient First facility for a COVID test.

Devin Harold, of Bel Air, rests in his car as he waits for his turn to register at a Bel Air Patient First facility for a COVID test. (Kenneth K. Lam/The Baltimore Sun)

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People line up outside a Bel Air ExpressCare facility possibly for COVID testing. Harford County healthcare facilities are inundated by people seeking COVID-19 testing as there's a surge in infection due to the Omicron variant.

People line up outside a Bel Air ExpressCare facility possibly for COVID testing. Harford County healthcare facilities are inundated by people seeking COVID-19 testing as there's a surge in infection due to the Omicron variant. (Kenneth K. Lam/The Baltimore Sun)

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People enter a Bel Air outpatient facility perhaps for COVID testing.

People enter a Bel Air outpatient facility perhaps for COVID testing. (Kenneth K. Lam/The Baltimore Sun)

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Harford County healthcare facilities are inundated by people seeking COVID-19 testing as there’s a surge in infection due to the Omicron variant.

Harford County healthcare facilities are inundated by people seeking COVID-19 testing as there’s a surge in infection due to the Omicron variant. (Kenneth K. Lam/The Baltimore Sun)

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