3 teens, 19 provincial jail inmates among new COVID-19 positive cases in Calapan | Inquirer News

3 teens, 19 provincial jail inmates among new COVID-19 positive cases in Calapan

By: - Correspondent / @mvirolaINQ
/ 10:06 AM September 14, 2020

CITY OF CALAPAN — Three teenagers and 19 inmates at the Oriental Mindoro Provincial Jail (OMPJ) are among the 23 new coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) positive cases in this city, the City Health and Sanitation Department reported on Sunday.

The youngsters, a 13-year-old boy and a 14-year-old girl, are both from Barangay (village) Ibaba East, while the third patient is a 17-year-old boy from Barangay Guinobatan. All were contacts of an earlier COVID-19 positive patient.

A 40-year-old hospital personnel also tested positive of the virus. The female patient was swabbed in this city when she showed symptoms before she returned home to Taguig City.

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Nineteen inmates at the OMPJ also tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the total of inmates infected to 44.

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Meanwhile, there were 34 recoveries, all inmates, who first tested COVID-19 positive. They were isolated at the new and bigger provincial jail in Bansud town.

As of 3 p.m. Sunday, September 13, the city has a total of 254 confirmed cases, with 88 active cases, 163 recoveries, and three deaths.

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