Another COVID-19 patient in Quezon province dies | Inquirer News

Another COVID-19 patient in Quezon province dies

By: - Correspondent / @dtmallarijrINQ
/ 11:02 AM April 24, 2020

LUCENA CITY –– Another confirmed coronavirus disease (COVID-19) patient had died in Quezon province, bringing the total number of local fatalities from the illness to seven.

In its 6:30 p.m. bulletin Thursday, the Quezon Public Information Office (QPIO), citing data from the Integrated Provincial Health Office (IPHO), reported the death of a COVID-19 carrier from Tayabas City.

The QPIO did not provide other details on the latest fatality.

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The six other coronavirus deaths were from the towns of Candelaria, Unisan, Infanta, Calauag, Tiaong, and Sariaya.

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The report showed that the recorded COVID-19 cases in Quezon rose to 53 from Wednesday’s 49.

The QPIO also reported that the province has one “probable” COVID-19 patient and 234 suspected carriers of the virus.

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With the recovery of the four patients from Lucena (2), Tayabas City (1), and Sariaya (1), and the death of seven others, the number of active COVID-19 carriers in the province is down to 42. They are all confined in undisclosed hospitals.

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The recovered patient from Tayabas on Wednesday has yet to be included in the IPHO tally. No explanation was provided by the IPHO and the Tayabas government.

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The other 27 towns in the province, mostly those in the province’s outskirts, uplands and islands, remain COVID-19-free.

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