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Pangasinan town records 1st Covid-19 case
Sta. Maria town in Pangasinan recorded its first COVID-19 case, a 30-year-old locally stranded individual (LSI) who traveled from Quezon City.
In response to the new case, three villages in Sta. Maria – Paitan, Cauplasan, and Samon – were placed under total lockdown by the town mayor to prevent virus spread.
The patient was tested on June 1 as part of targeted mass testing for front-liners and LSIs and is currently in the town's isolation facility.
Contact tracing is underway for individuals exposed to the patient.
As of Friday morning, Pangasinan has a total of 59 confirmed COVID-19 cases, with 33 recoveries, 17 admitted patients, and nine deaths.
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