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Camiguin patient learns she has coronavirus a day after completing quarantine period
Camiguin province confirmed its first COVID-19 case, a 32-year-old asthmatic female from Mahinog who attended a conference in Manila.
She was initially among the 70 persons under monitoring and tested positive on her third swab test, a day after completing her mandatory 14-day quarantine.
The patient, who remained asymptomatic, was able to move around the community before her positive result was confirmed on Saturday, April 4.
Contact tracing is underway, and the provincial government has imposed strict community quarantine measures.
The patient is currently under home isolation and closely monitored by health officials, as she does not require hospital admission.
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