Manila Bulletin
No new deaths in QC, but cases surge to 583, with 83 recoveries from COVID-19
As of April 6, Quezon City has recorded 583 COVID-19 cases, an increase from the previously reported 500.
The number of confirmed cases with complete addresses rose to 557, and validated cases by the QCESU and DHOs reached 469.
The total number of deaths remains at 34, while recoveries have increased to 15.
The Quezon City Health Department attributes the increase in reported cases to ongoing validation of raw data provided by the Department of Health.
Extreme Enhanced Community Quarantine (EECQ) is being enforced in specific barangays and streets with high transmission rates, subject to daily review.
The city government is providing financial aid through the 'Kalingang Kyusi' program to affected residents.
Decontamination efforts have disinfected 533 locations across the city's 142 barangays as of April 6.
An executive order mandates the wearing of face masks in all public places.
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