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Valenzuela records fourth COVID-19 case
Valenzuela City now has four confirmed cases of COVID-19.
The newest case is a 79-year-old male with comorbidity who is currently admitted to a hospital outside the city and diagnosed with pneumonia.
Mayor Rex Gatchalian confirmed that the three previous cases are unrelated and were likely contracted outside the city.
One of the previous patients, a 34-year-old immunocompromised male, is confined and receiving intensive medical attention, requiring oxygen support.
Contact tracing for all cases is complete, and the local government is monitoring the situation and providing necessary care to the affected individuals.
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