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Filipino crew member of Grand Princess cruise ship dies of COVID-19
A Filipino crew member of the Grand Princess cruise ship died of COVID-19 on Wednesday, April 1.
The Philippine Consulate General in San Francisco confirmed the death and extended condolences to the family and co-workers of the deceased.
The Consulate General will coordinate with concerned authorities for the handling of the crew member's remains and assist with formalities.
A total of 444 Filipinos, including 438 crew members and 6 passengers, were repatriated to the Philippines on March 16 and brought to the Athletes' Village in New Clark City for mandatory quarantine.
The Consulate General continues to engage with US authorities and Carnival Corp. for the welfare of the remaining Filipino crew members onboard and their eventual repatriation.
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