Manila Bulletin
QC COVID-19 cases now at 174; 27 deaths, 11 recoveries
As of April 1, 2020, Quezon City has recorded 174 COVID-19 cases, with 27 deaths and 11 recoveries.
The Quezon City Health Department identified numerous barangays across all six districts with confirmed COVID-19 patients.
Mayor Joy Belmonte stated that extreme enhanced community quarantine (EECQ) is being implemented in barangays with two or more confirmed cases or high-risk congested urban poor areas.
The city has distributed over 952,000 food packs.
The city's Hope 2 Community Care Center, a temporary quarantine facility, officially opened on March 31.
The Quezon City government has also launched its own mobile fresh market in Barangay Mariana and Barangay Greater Lagro.
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