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Cagayan de Oro registers 11 more Covid-19 recoveries

Jo Ann Sablad

ELEVEN patients who tested positive for coronavirus have recovered after their repeat swab test results came out negative on Friday, September 25.

This brought the total number of Covid-19 recoveries in Cagayan de Oro to 397.

Of the 11 recoveries, two are locally stranded individuals (LSIs), one is a returning overseas Filipino worker (ROF), and eight are local cases, City Health Office Epidemiologist Dr. Joselito Retuya reported.

Those who have recovered are:

-An 8-month-old male LSI from Malabon and a resident of Macanhan, Barangay Carmen;

-A 22-year-old male LSI from Marikina and a resident of Barangay Gusa; a 25-year-old female ROF from the Middle East and a resident of Barangay Iponan;

- A 30-year-old male resident of Barangay Tumpagon;

- A 38-year-old male local Authorized Person Outside Residence (ROF) residing in Barangay Nazareth;

- A 17-year-old male resident of Barangay Nazareth;

- A 9-month-old male resident of Barangay Nazareth;

- A 23-year-old male resident of Barangay Carmen;

- A 59-year-old female resident of Barangay Bulua;

- A 2-month-old male resident of Barangay Bugo; and

- A 24-year-old female resident of Barangay Bugo.

Meanwhile, a portion of Zone 6, Barangay Cugman was placed under localized focused containment after a 27-year-old female resident of the said area tested positive for Covid-19.

According to Acting City Health Officer Dr. Lorraine Nery, of the 397 recoveries recorded in Cagayan de Oro, 203 are LSIs, 84 are ROFs, and 110 are local cases (community: 75; Apor: 35).

As of September 25, Cagayan de Oro registered a total of 683 confirmed Covid-19 cases.

Of the number, 325 are ROFs/LSIs and 358 are local cases.

The city has 255 active cases, 12 of whom are admitted to the Northern Mindanao Medical Center, 206 are outpatients and 37 are ROFs/LSIs.

The number of Covid-19 deaths is now at 31.

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