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Taguig records 19 coronavirus cases, 1 death
Taguig City has confirmed 19 cases of COVID-19 and one death as of March 23, with Mayor Lino Cayetano urging stricter precautions to curb the rising number of infections.
The confirmed cases are spread across several barangays, including Fort Bonifacio with seven cases.
In addition to the confirmed cases, Taguig City has 74 persons under investigation (PUIs).
Mayor Cayetano emphasized the need for increased vigilance in barangays, communities, and homes to prevent further transmission of the virus.
Taguig City implemented a lockdown on March 17 and is also observing a city-wide curfew, in line with measures taken by other Metro Manila local government units.
Residents seeking information about COVID-19 can contact the city government through hotlines 8-789-3200 or 0966-419-4510.
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