2 pari galing Metro Manila nagpositibo sa COVID19 sa Iloilo City
Dalawang pari na dumating sa Iloilo City mula Metro Manila ang nagpositibo sa coronavirus disease 2019 , ayon sa Department of Health-Region 6 nitong Martes.
Kinumpirma ni Father Angelo Colada, spokesperson ng Archdiocese of Jaro na dalawang religious priest na dumating sa Iloilo mula Metro Manila noong nakaraang Linggo ang nag positibo sa COVID-19. Nilinaw ni Fr. Angelo Colada, spokesperson ng Archdiocese of Jaro, na hindi taga-Western Visayas ang mga pari, at dinestino sila sa Iloilo para magsilbi bilang religious priest ng komunidad.
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