Couple from Bohol town positive for COVID-19 | Inquirer News

Couple from Bohol town positive for COVID-19

By: - Correspondent / @leoudtohanINQ
/ 04:36 PM July 29, 2020

Residents in Bohol are advised to wear face masks and practice social distancing to contain the spread of the new coronavirus disease (COVID-19). LEO UDTOHAN

TAGBILARAN CITY –– A couple from Catigbian town in Bohol tested positive for the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).

In a Facebook post on Wednesday, Catigbian Mayor Elizabeth Mandin said the couple from Barangay Haguilanan got infected when they had close contact with the town’s first COVID-19 patient, a 39-year-old delivery driver.

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Mandin said the couple was brought to the municipal isolation unit.

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Catigbian town has three active cases of COVID-19.

Bohol Gov. Arthur Yap, in a Facebook post, urged residents to follow the minimum health standards, such as wearing face masks and physical distancing.

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“There is a big possibility that many asymptomatic carriers of the virus walk among us. There is a big possibility we might get infected if we are not cautious,” he said.

Bohol has 81 COVID-19 cases, with 22 were active patients, 56 recoveries, and three deaths.

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