Philippine News Agency
Tracing of coronavirus patient’s contacts in Pangasinan completed
Health authorities in Pangasinan have completed tracing all individuals who had close contact with an Australia-based Filipina who tested positive for COVID-19.
None of the traced contacts have shown any flu-like symptoms.
The Filipina patient has since recovered and tested negative for the virus.
Health authorities are reminding the public to take necessary precautions, especially when traveling to and from Metro Manila, and urging bus terminals to disinfect their vehicles.
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