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5 Laguna towns remain COVID-free

By: Carlo Jacob Molina - Social Media Content Lead /

黑料社 / 09:51 AM May 04, 2020

https://www.facebook.com/GovRamil/photos/a.904583312890944/3613695131979735/?type=3&theater

SANTA ROSA CITY, Philippines — Five towns in the province of Laguna still have zero reported cases of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) as of Saturday, May 2.

In a Facebook post, Governor Ramil Hernandez said the municipalities of Luisiana, Magdalena, Pangil, Santa Maria and Siniloan have not reported a single confirmed case of COVID-19.

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Hernandez lauded the five local government units for effectively keeping the novel coronavirus at bay.

“Good job sa Pamahalaang Pambayan, mga kawani nito at mga mamamayan sa pagpapanatiling COVID-FREE ng inyong lugar,” he said.

In the Laguna Provincial Health Office’s latest bulletin, the province has 297 confirmed cases with 93 recoveries and 29 deaths.

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Meanwhile, 119 patients are still admitted in various hospitals while 55 are under home quarantine.

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