Senator Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr. has tested positive for the coronavirus strain. | GabrielLaluINQ
“Kami ay nagpatest at nag-isolate agad matapos may mag-positive sa aming household at isa sa aking mga tauhan,” he added.
Revilla noted that the last time he went out was last Monday, as he went to the Senate and last Tuesday, to mark the 40th day since his father, former senator Ramon Revilla Sr., had passed. “I was last in the Senate on Monday before all of this, and was last out on Tuesday nung 40th day ni Daddy. Sa payo po ng aking doktor ay itutuloy ko ngayon ang aking quarantine, but will be under observation,” he added.
“Kasama ang inyong mga dasal, at sa grasya ng Panginoon, makakaraos at malalampasan din natin ito. Ngayon pa lang, salamat po sa inyong mga panalangin. Thank you for your prayers,” he said.Revilla is the latest senator to have tested positive for the coronavirus disease after Senators Juan Miguel Zubiri, Sonny Angara, and Koko Pimentel. Currently, the Senate is in a two-week lockdown in support of the call made by health workers for stricter quarantine measures.
Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Revilla confirms he tested positive for COVID-19Sen. Ramon “Bong” Revilla, Jr. has tested positive for COVID-19.
Read more »
9 cops test positive for COVID-19 in TarlacOne of the infected policemen is not informed about his condition until a week after he tested positive for COVID-19.
Read more »
10 month-old-girl in Leyte tests positive for COVID-19A 10-month-old girl tested positive for the new coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Calubian town, Leyte. The girl was among the 64 new cases in
Read more »
Marikina to provide COVID-19 testing to dialysis patientsMarikina City will be offering coronavirus disease (COVID-19) swab tests to its residents undergoing dialysis treatment, as dialysis patients are required to undergo swab tests before undergoing the treatment to ensure they are COVID-free, as part of health protocols.
Read more »