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Davao City confirms 1st COVID-19 Delta case
Davao City has confirmed a new case of the Delta variant of COVID-19 involving a 28-year-old vaccinated female.
The patient was swab tested on June 26 after workplace exposure to another COVID-19 patient and has since recovered after completing her 14-day isolation.
The city government stated the patient had received two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine.
Davao City will continue with reinvestigations, repeat testing, and isolation measures to prevent a surge potentially caused by the Delta variant.
The local government urged residents to adhere to minimum health standards to curb the virus's spread.
Despite the new Delta case, OCTA Research Team noted a slowdown in new COVID-19 cases in Davao City over the weekend, although ICU occupancy and positivity rates remain high.
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