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1st Filipino Covid-19 case in Singapore recovers: DFA
The first Filipino national diagnosed with COVID-19 in Singapore has been discharged from the hospital after recovering.
The Department of Foreign Affairs confirmed the individual was released on February 28.
Two new Filipino COVID-19 cases were recorded in Singapore between Saturday and Monday.
The second Filipino case was confirmed on February 29, and the third case was announced on March 2.
Both currently hospitalized Filipino patients are receiving treatment in Singaporean health facilities.
The embassy is coordinating with Singapore's Ministry of Health and is prepared to assist Filipino COVID-19 patients.
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