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Negros Oriental councilor with COVID-19 dies
Negros Oriental councilor with COVID-19 dies
ABS-CBN News
Published Mar 15, 2020 02:17 PM PHT

MANILA - A councilor of Tayasan town in Negros Oriental infected with COVID-19 died Sunday morning, a health official said.
MANILA - A councilor of Tayasan town in Negros Oriental infected with COVID-19 died Sunday morning, a health official said.
It was not immediately clear if the patient is among the list of fatalities from the new coronavirus disease reported so far by the Department of Health.
It was not immediately clear if the patient is among the list of fatalities from the new coronavirus disease reported so far by the Department of Health.
The local official, set to be cremated Sunday, likely died from multiple organ failure, according to Mark Angelo Llosa, chief of Negros Oriental Provincial Hospital.
The local official, set to be cremated Sunday, likely died from multiple organ failure, according to Mark Angelo Llosa, chief of Negros Oriental Provincial Hospital.
"The patient has a lot of health problems, immuno-compromised siyang pasyente, from the previous history of kidney transplant, of course multiple organ failure probably," he said.
"The patient has a lot of health problems, immuno-compromised siyang pasyente, from the previous history of kidney transplant, of course multiple organ failure probably," he said.
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Three of 15 people in the province suspected of carrying the virus have tested negative, while 264 are being monitored.
Three of 15 people in the province suspected of carrying the virus have tested negative, while 264 are being monitored.
The local government has implemented stricter screening measures in its borders to prevent the virus spread. Several towns and provinces have been placed under community quarantine like Metro Manila.
The local government has implemented stricter screening measures in its borders to prevent the virus spread. Several towns and provinces have been placed under community quarantine like Metro Manila.
--Report from Martian Muyco, ABS-CBN News
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