A COVID-19 testing lab in Australia apologized after it mistakenly informed over 400 patients that they tested negative for the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus when they were positive. St. Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney on Sunday confirmed that a notification of a false positive COVID-19 result was sent via its service, SydPath, to patients who took the test on Dec. 23 and Dec. 24. “SydPath last night incorrectly messaged more than 400 people, advising them they had tested negative to COVID,” the hospital said in a published statement. “These people had tested positive to COVID.” The hospital, which offered its apologies, added in its statement that an “emergency response team” is investigating the mistake, and it was blamed on “human error.” SydPath medical director Anthony Dodds added in a statement that the firm was working on a “very large volume of tests” before the notification was sent. “As soon as we …