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3 of 7 OFW cases in NegOcc recover from Covid-19
Three of the seven overseas Filipino worker (OFW) cases in Negros Occidental have recovered from COVID-19.
The latest recovery is a 29-year-old woman from La Castellana, who previously traveled from Brazil.
She tested positive on May 6 and received negative results in her repeat tests on May 18 and May 23.
Previously, two other OFWs recovered: a 41-year-old man from Candoni who traveled from Cebu, and a 38-year-old man from Silay City who traveled from The Netherlands.
As of May 24, Negros Occidental recorded no COVID-19 fatalities.
The province has 11 suspected cases and 593 persons under monitoring.
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