Manila Bulletin
Four Chinese tourists placed under nCoV quarantine in Sarangani drug rehab facility
Four Chinese tourists from Fujian province, including a minor, are under quarantine in Sarangani.
They arrived in Glan town on February 2 and were initially denied accommodation in Samal Island.
Local residents reported their presence at a beach resort, prompting the provincial health office to track them down.
The tourists were transferred to an isolation facility at a drug rehabilitation center in Alabel town.
Health authorities are administering a 14-day quarantine procedure, which will end on February 16 if no symptoms appear.
The provincial government had previously advised local resorts to refrain from accommodating Chinese nationals amid the nCoV risk.
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