Manila Bulletin
Pangasinan COVID-19 update: 15 confirmed cases, 6 deaths
As of March 31, 2020, Pangasinan has recorded a total of 15 confirmed COVID-19 cases.
Six of these cases have resulted in death, while nine patients remain hospitalized.
There are 49 patients under investigation and 34 reported recoveries.
The province continues to monitor a significant number of individuals, with 78,547 persons under monitoring, many of whom are under quarantine.
Eleven municipalities and four cities in Pangasinan have reported confirmed COVID-19 cases.
The latest fatality was a 70-year-old man from Malasiqui who died on March 30.
A person under investigation from Lingayen, who died on March 25, was confirmed as COVID-19 positive on March 30.
The province has tightened border control, requiring medical certificates and quarantine passes for entry.
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