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PUIs in Caraga down to 5, PUMs to 53
The Department of Health in the Caraga Region (DOH-13) announced on Saturday, April 11, that the number of patients under investigation (PUIs) for COVID-19 has decreased to five.
All five current PUIs are admitted to healthcare facilities, with no PUIs currently observing strict home quarantine.
Since the beginning of the outbreak, Caraga has recorded a total of 54 PUIs, with 49 already cleared.
The region still has only one confirmed case of COVID-19.
Of the total 8,141 persons under monitoring (PUMs) recorded, 8,088 have been cleared, leaving 53 still under observation.
All co-passengers of the region's sole COVID-19 patient have completed their quarantine period.
Eight family members of the COVID-19 patient have tested negative via rapid antibody tests, while results for two others are pending.
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