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More LSIs, repatriate bring W. Visayas Covid-19 cases to 240
Western Visayas recorded 240 total COVID-19 cases after 12 new cases were confirmed on Thursday, June 25.
The new cases include 11 locally stranded individuals (LSIs) and one repatriated overseas Filipino worker (OFW).
Four of the infected LSIs returned from Cebu City, while others came from Manila.
Health officials confirmed these results from 988 laboratory tests conducted.
The previous day, June 24, saw a record high of 25 new cases, mostly LSIs from Cebu.
Officials anticipate a further increase in cases due to the ongoing arrival of LSIs.
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