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Over 200 Antipolo LGU workers test positive for COVID-19
Over 200 workers of the Antipolo City government have tested positive for COVID-19.
The additional cases were identified through aggressive contact tracing and testing efforts.
Employees from the Office of the Mayor, Office of the Vice Mayor, City Health Office, Antipolo Hospital System, Philippine National Police, and Department of Education were among those infected.
The affected employees are now being quarantined in isolation facilities.
The city hall remains operational, and the public is urged to continue observing health protocols.
Antipolo City has a total of 2,051 confirmed COVID-19 cases, with 1,598 recoveries and 74 deaths.
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