COVID-19 cases in Quezon province hit 100-mark anew | Inquirer News

COVID-19 cases in Quezon province hit 100-mark anew

Quezon logs fewer COVID-19 cases in September

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LUCENA CITY — The number of active COVID-19 cases in Quezon province on Sunday breached the 100-mark again.

The latest data from the Integrated Provincial Health Office (IPHO) showed that Quezon has four new COVID-19 cases, bringing the number of active infections to 103.

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From 94 active cases at the start of the month, the number rose to 97 on Oct. 7; 98 on Oct. 8; 101 on Oct. 9; and 103 on Oct. 10.

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It dropped to 88 on Oct. 11 and rose back again to 103 on Oct. 16.

The infected patients were admitted to several hospitals, while some were under home quarantine.

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Lucena topped the list with 15 patients, followed by Tayabas with 13 and Sariaya and Candelaria with nine each.

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On June 3, only this city had active COVID-19 cases, with two recorded infected residents.

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The IPHO said they recorded three COVID-19 fatalities this month, four in September, and 17 in August. INQ

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