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3 more test positive for Covid-19 in Davao Region
The Department of Health (DOH)-Davao confirmed three new cases of COVID-19, bringing the total to six in the Davao region.
The three new patients, identified as PH442, PH443, and PH444, are males aged 28, 32, and 50, respectively.
PH442 and PH443 have travel history from Metro Manila, while PH444 also traveled to Palawan and Cebu.
These patients are currently admitted in COVID-19 facilities within the region and are reported to be in stable condition.
DOH-Davao surveillance teams are conducting contact tracing for individuals who may have interacted with the newly confirmed cases.
The region's first confirmed COVID-19 patient, PH130, has recovered and been discharged.
As of Tuesday, the region has a total of 127 PUIs, with 62 admitted and 59 discharged.
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