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Foreign tourist in Camiguin tests negative for novel coronavirus
A foreign tourist visiting Camiguin has tested negative for novel coronavirus (nCoV) and is set to be discharged from the hospital.
The provincial health officer confirmed there are no confirmed cases of nCoV in Camiguin as of January 27.
Camiguin has implemented strict surveillance and monitoring protocols for public health concerns.
The individual was identified through thorough surveillance and testing coordinated with the Department of Health (DOH) Region 10.
The virus, originating from Wuhan, China, has caused 81 deaths globally as of January 27.
The province continues to monitor travelers, including its approximately 106 Chinese tourists, and incoming visitors.
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