Medical waste from building lead cops to illegal COVID-19 clinic in Makati

Medical waste collected by housekeepers from a building in Makati City led police officers to an illegal clinic that allegedly treats Chinese patients who contracted the COVID-19, the chief of the Makati City said. | CMarquezINQ

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Law enforcers also confiscated rapid test kits allegedly used for detecting novel coronavirus, swab sticks, vials, syringes and multiple boxes of Chinese medicine that are not registered with the Food and Drug Administration.

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