Fifty-five of the 510 “suspects” for COVID-19 in Mandaluyong City tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the local government said Saturday. | CMarquezINQ
MANILA, Philippines — Fifty-five of the 510 “suspects” for COVID-19 in Mandaluyong City tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the local government said Saturday.
“Lumabas sa resulta ng isinagawang COVID-19 testing sa naunang 510 swab specimens mula sa Suspects Case na 455 sa kanila ay negatibo sa COVID-19 at 55 lang ang nagpositibo,” the City Public Information Office announced in a Facebook post.
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