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Pasig City reports 140 cases of COVID-19
Pasig City reported 140 confirmed cases of COVID-19, with 22 deaths and 28 recoveries as of April 8, 2020.
The city has 80 persons under monitoring (PUMs) and 229 persons under investigation (PUIs), with 125 PUMs cleared.
Ugong Barangay has the highest number of positive cases with 20, followed by Rosario with 15 and Pinagbuhatan with 13.
Pasig City has provided contact numbers for its health office and DRRMO for inquiries related to the pandemic.
The Pasig City Children's Hospital (PCCH) has been converted into a COVID-19 referral facility as public and private hospitals are near saturation point.
Mayor Vico Sotto assured residents that the facilities are safe and downplayed fears about becoming infected.
Sotto also invited doctors and nurses to work in Pasig, as their hospitals are near saturation point.
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