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Chief nurse ng Mandaluyong City Medical Center, pumanaw dahil sa COVID-19
Manny Pacheco, the 62-year-old chief nurse of Mandaluyong City Medical Center, has died from COVID-19.
Pacheco, who served the hospital for over 30 years and became chief nurse in 2016, is the latest healthcare worker to succumb to the disease.
His death brings the total number of infected medical workers in the Philippines to 252, comprising 152 doctors and 63 nurses.
As of Thursday, the Philippines has recorded 4,076 COVID-19 cases, with 203 deaths and 124 recoveries.
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