What happens when Covid test camp is held in remote Bihar village? Nothing. No one turns up Jyoti Yadav Madhubani: At the Jiroga panchayat’s middle school campus, Iftikhar Ahmad, a 37-year-old medical officer, was ready to launch a testing camp for local residents. Equipped with rapid antigen testing (RAT) kits, Ahmad and two lab technicians — who arrived here Friday afternoon after a four-hour journey from the district headquarters — waited. © Provided by The Print They waited. And they waited. And they waited. By 3.30 pm, when time came to wrap up the camp, only ...