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COVID-19 cases in Quezon City reach 1,042
As of April 18, Quezon City's COVID-19 cases reached 1,042, with 90 deaths and 87 recoveries.
The number of confirmed cases with complete addresses in the city is now 862, and active cases have slightly increased to 520.
Quezon City continues to implement extreme enhanced community quarantine (EECQ) in barangays with at least two confirmed cases and in congested urban poor areas, subject to daily review, with new barangays added to the list.
More than 30,000 drivers, market vendors, and solo parents have received financial aid through the city's 'Kalingang QC' program as of April 18.
As of April 18, Hope 1, a temporary quarantine facility, has reached full capacity, while Hope 2 has 105 beds available.
As of April 18, 153 residents were apprehended for violating enhanced community quarantine protocols.
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