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2 sa mga Pinoy sa Japan at UAE na may nCoV, bumubuti na ang lagay—Bello
Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III announced that the two Filipinos diagnosed with the novel coronavirus abroad are recovering.
The two individuals include a Filipino crew member of the Diamond Princess cruise ship docked in Japan and another Filipino patient in the UAE.
Bello stated that the Filipino in Dubai was expected to be released from the hospital soon.
However, four additional Filipino sailors aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship have tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
This brings the total number of Filipinos being treated for nCoV in Japan to five.
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The Philippine Embassy in Japan confirmed that the Filipino crew member on the Diamond Princess cruise ship who tested positive for the novel coronavirus is responding well to treatment and is currently undergoing mandatory quarantine.
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Eleven Filipinos on the Diamond Princess cruise ship docked in Yokohama have tested positive for COVID-19.
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Over 3,700 passengers and crew members, including 538 Filipinos, are quarantined aboard the MV Diamond Princess in Yokohama, Japan.
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Japan has quarantined the Diamond Princess cruise ship with approximately 3,700 people on board after 10 passengers tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
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Dubai authorities have denied that a 58-year-old overseas Filipino worker (OFW) from General Santos City died of coronavirus, stating she died from pneumonia.
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