COVID-19 infects 3 hospital workers in Quezon | Inquirer News

COVID-19 infects 3 hospital workers in Quezon

By: - Correspondent / @dtmallarijrINQ
/ 11:09 AM May 06, 2020

LUCENA CITY –– At least three hospital workers have contracted the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Quezon province.

On Wednesday, the local government of Lopez town disclosed on its Facebook page that the two latest confirmed COVID-19 patients were both health workers.

“Confirmed Case #2” is a 36-year-old staff member of the Quezon Medical Center in Lucena City assigned to handle the hospital’s COVID-19 patients.

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“Confirmed Case #3” is a 28-year-old staff member of a local hospital, the local government reported.

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Both are asymptomatic and in stable conditions.

One of the two latest cases in Lucena, though not a health worker by profession, is employed as a service worker in one of the local private hospitals in the city, according to Mayor Roderick Alcala.

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The two health workers bring the number of infected medical and health persons in the province to 33.

A report released at 8 a.m. Wednesday by the Quezon provincial information office revealed that the province now has 72 patients with COVID-19.

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