Manila Bulletin
Four Chinese tourists in Sarangani found negative for COVID-19
Four Chinese tourists, who were placed under quarantine in Sarangani province, have been released after completing the mandatory 14-day observation period for the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19).
The tourists, who hailed from Fujian province, did not exhibit any symptoms and were cleared of the infection by health personnel.
They were issued certifications for successfully complying with the quarantine protocols set by the Department of Health.
The foreigners were transported directly to the General Santos City International Airport for their flight to Manila and onward to China.
They had entered the Philippines on January 30 and were initially considered persons under monitoring due to their origin from mainland China.
The group traveled through Clark, Davao City, and then to General Santos City and Sarangani before being subjected to quarantine on February 6.
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