Las Piñas records 3 more COVID-19 cases, total now at 20 | Inquirer News

Las Piñas records 3 more COVID-19 cases, total now at 20

By: - Reporter / @KHallareINQ
/ 01:41 PM March 29, 2020

MANILA, Philippines — The local government of Las Piñas on Sunday announced that three more coronavirus disease (COVID-19) cases were recorded in the area, bringing the total to 20.

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Previously, Las Piñas City had 17 confirmed cases of COVID-19.

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The local government added in its Facebook post that of the 20 cases, three people have recovered from the viral disease.

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The Las Piñas LGU, meanwhile, stated that it was monitoring 23 persons under investigation (PUI), as well as 389 persons under monitoring (PUM).

A person is considered considered a PUI if he/she has history of travel to a country where local transmission of COVID-19 was recorded and is symptomatic, meaning he/she has signs of respiratory illness, dry cough or fever.

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Meanwhile, a PUM is someone who has history of travel, but is asymptomatic.

The Department of Health previously reported that there are now 1,075 COVID-19 cases in the country, of which 68 died while 35 recovered.

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