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2 more cops recover from COVID-19 as PNP inspects PICC quarantine facility
A total of 1,789 police officers have completed quarantine and been cleared.
Two more police officers have recovered from COVID-19, bringing the total number of recoveries within the PNP to four.
The PNP Health Service recorded two new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total of infected PNP personnel to 27.
The new cases are PNP Patient-26, a 52-year-old policeman from Metro Manila, and Patient-27, a 34-year-old female PNP member.
PNP Patient-26 is undergoing self-quarantine and treatment, while Patient-27's infection was confirmed recently.
There are 52 probable Persons Under Investigation (PUIs) and 257 suspected PUIs within the PNP.
The PNP Health Service also recorded 12 Police Commissioned Officers and 40 Police Non-Commissioned Officers among the probable PUIs, and 59 Police Commissioned Officers, 177 Police Non-Commissioned Officers, and 21 Non-Uniformed Personnel among the suspected PUIs.
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