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2 PNP personnel positive for Covid-19
Two police officers have tested positive for COVID-19, the Philippine National Police (PNP) confirmed.
One infected officer is a 32-year-old assigned in Metro Manila who had been on home quarantine since March 14.
The other is a 52-year-old assigned in Laguna who exhibited COVID-19 symptoms.
The first patient was briefly hospitalized but has since been discharged, while the second is under home isolation.
Both are being monitored by PNP doctors, and their respective offices have been recommended for lockdown and disinfection.
Contact tracing is underway for both police personnel, including civilians and other PNP staff.
These cases bring the total number of police personnel who have tested positive to four.
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