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AFP chief Lt. Gen. Faustino tests positive for COVID-19
AFP chief Lt. Gen. Faustino tests positive for COVID-19
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Published Aug 23, 2021 07:07 PM PHT

MANILA - Armed Forces (AFP) chief-of-staff Lt. Gen. Jose Faustino, Jr. tested positive for COVID-19, he confirmed on Monday.
MANILA - Armed Forces (AFP) chief-of-staff Lt. Gen. Jose Faustino, Jr. tested positive for COVID-19, he confirmed on Monday.
Faustino, in a statement, said he received his RT-PCR result Monday.
Faustino, in a statement, said he received his RT-PCR result Monday.
"Fortunately, I am fully vaccinated and in high spirits to continue performing my job, albeit in quarantine," Faustino bared.
"Fortunately, I am fully vaccinated and in high spirits to continue performing my job, albeit in quarantine," Faustino bared.
The military chief said he will remain in command while in isolation.
The military chief said he will remain in command while in isolation.
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"In fact, I intend to join virtually the Western Mindanao Command change of command ceremony tomorrow," he said.
"In fact, I intend to join virtually the Western Mindanao Command change of command ceremony tomorrow," he said.
Faustino called on the public to get vaccinated against COVID-19 "whenever and wherever they can."
Faustino called on the public to get vaccinated against COVID-19 "whenever and wherever they can."
The Philippines earlier listed logged 18,332 new COVID-19 patients, its highest number of fresh cases in a single day since the coronavirus was first detected in the country in January last year.
The Philippines earlier listed logged 18,332 new COVID-19 patients, its highest number of fresh cases in a single day since the coronavirus was first detected in the country in January last year.
The country has registered a total of 1,857,646 infections, based on data from the Department of Health (DOH).
The country has registered a total of 1,857,646 infections, based on data from the Department of Health (DOH).
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