Manila Bulletin
DOH reports total COVID-19 cases in QC now at 1,856
As of May 19, Quezon City has 1,856 confirmed COVID-19 cases, an increase from the previous tally.
The number of validated cases by the QCESU and District Health Offices is 1,504.
Active COVID-19 cases in the city have risen to 763.
The number of recoveries has increased to 578, while the death toll is now 163.
Mayor Joy Belmonte confirmed the enforcement of Extreme Enhanced Community Quarantine (EECQ) in several barangays and areas with high transmission risks, subject to daily review.
Quezon City continues to operate three isolation facilities: Hope 1, Hope 2, and Hope 3, with Hope 3 accommodating nursing mothers and their babies.
The city has partnered with the Chinese General Hospital and Philippine Genome Center to expedite COVID-19 test result processing.
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