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PUI from Manila is Bicol’s 4th Covid-19 case
The Bicol Region has confirmed its fourth case of COVID-19, a 60-year-old female from Albay province.
The patient traveled from Manila on March 10 and experienced cough symptoms, leading her to seek medical consultation on March 20.
Contact tracing is ongoing, with the Regional and Provincial Epidemiology and Surveillance Units coordinating with local health authorities.
The fourth COVID-19 case is from San Rafael village in Guinobatan, Albay, which has been placed under lockdown.
As of March 28, Bicol has reported four COVID-19 cases, with three in Albay and one in Camarines Sur.
Nationally, the Philippines has recorded 1,075 COVID-19 cases, 68 deaths, and 35 recoveries.
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