4-year-old American girl among new COVID-19 patients in Olongapo | Inquirer News

4-year-old American girl among new COVID-19 patients in Olongapo

At least 12 new COVID-19 cases, including a 4-year-old American girl, were recorded in Olongapo City on August 4.

OLONGAPO CITY—A 4-year-old American girl in this city has tested positive for COVID-19, along with 11 other residents, City Health Office data showed on Thursday, August 4.

The girl from Barangay Gordon Heights did not display COVID-19 symptoms, said the local task force. She is also the youngest of the new cases.

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Data also showed that most of the other 11 newly infected patients were vaccinated against the viral disease and showed symptoms.

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The city’s number of active infections remained at 68 after recording 12 recoveries on the same day.

A total of 7,194 COVID-19 cases have been registered here since 2020, with at least 6,772 cleared of the disease and 354 died.

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The task force said 19 suspected COVID-19 cases were being monitored on Thursday. INQ

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