Manila Bulletin
Last 3 repatriates are negative for COVID-19
All 13 Filipino repatriates from the M/V Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan who initially showed symptoms of COVID-19 have tested negative.
The first 10 repatriates with symptoms had previously tested negative, and the results for the remaining three are now also negative.
Following their negative tests, these repatriates will return to New Clark City, Tarlac, to complete their 14-day quarantine.
A total of 445 Filipinos were repatriated from the cruise ship and are undergoing quarantine.
The Department of Health is providing mental health and psychological services to the repatriates to address potential issues arising from prolonged quarantine.
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Forty out of 80 Filipinos who contracted COVID-19 aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan have recovered.
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Two Philippine Airlines flights successfully repatriated 445 Filipinos from the MV Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan.
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Two chartered Philippine Airlines flights are transporting over 400 Filipino crew members and passengers from the Diamond Princess cruise ship from Haneda, Japan, to the Philippines.
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Two of the three repatriates from Japan who exhibited COVID-19 symptoms have tested negative for the virus, the Department of Health announced.
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The first batch of 49 Filipinos, including overseas Filipino workers from Wuhan, China, completed their mandatory 14-day quarantine in New Clark City on February 22 without showing symptoms of COVID-19.
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