Manila Bulletin
DOH: COVID-19 cases rise by 10 in QC, total now 1,269
Quezon City now has 1,269 confirmed COVID-19 cases as of April 29, an increase of 10 cases from previous data.
The city's active COVID-19 cases have risen to 602, an increase of 21.
There are 125 reported COVID-19 deaths in Quezon City, with 199 recoveries.
The city government continues to implement Extreme Enhanced Community Quarantine (EECQ) in barangays with at least two confirmed COVID-19 cases, along with specific streets and congested urban poor areas.
As of April 29, HOPE 1 quarantine facility has 11 available rooms, while HOPE 2 has 36 occupied rooms and 148 available rooms.
On April 29, 18 individuals were arrested for violating enhanced community quarantine protocols.
The city government, with assistance from the DSWD, has started distributing financial support to beneficiaries under the social amelioration program.
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