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All Pinoys infected with Covid-19 in Japan recovered: envoy
All Filipino workers and residents in Japan who contracted COVID-19 have recovered, with no reported fatalities.
Out of the six land-based workers in Tokyo and one in Nagoya who were infected, all have recovered.
In Osaka, 21 Filipinos were infected, and 19 have since recovered.
Filipino seafarers from the cruise ships Diamond Princess and Costa Atlantica who were infected have also recovered and been repatriated.
The Philippine Embassy in Japan has been operating with a skeletal force but remains accessible.
Japan continues to implement strict health protocols to manage the ongoing pandemic.
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